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E-mail From Mansion
Mansion is accepting US players for poker only. I didn't see an official update recently about Mansion. If this is old news please delete it. Here's the relevant info cut and pasted from an e-mail from our affiliate manager at Mansion. "Effective 16 October, 2006, MANSION suspended access to our Sportsbook and Casino gaming services for Members located in the United States. ...when you refer a US based Member to MANSION, the Member will have full access to our Poker and Exchange products, but will be restricted from accessing our Casino and Sportsbook. ...Non-US based referred Members shall remain unaffected." |
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Re: E-mail From Mansion
You say:
[ QUOTE ] Mansion is accepting US players for poker only. [/ QUOTE ] But the letter actually says: [ QUOTE ] ...when you refer a US based Member to MANSION, the Member will have full access to our Poker and Exchange products, but will be restricted from accessing our Casino and Sportsbook. [/ QUOTE ] What is Exchange? Is that the service where they broker sports bets between their customers in exchange for a fee? |
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Re: E-mail From Mansion
Good news but I hate Mansion and will never play there again.
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Re: E-mail From Mansion
Mansion is also offering US players access to their sports exchange.... its a pretty cool concept for those of you that havent tried it...
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Re: E-mail From Mansion
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What is Exchange? Is that the service where they broker sports bets between their customers in exchange for a fee? [/ QUOTE ] Correct. The sportsbook is out, however. |
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Re: E-mail From Mansion
Any idea what happens to long term futures bets already placed? For example, if someone put money on someone to win the superbowl preason.
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