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I don't know if this has been discussed before. It is so obvious that it may aleady have. It provides a business opportunity to the Non-US player.
Non-US resident player opens a paypal account. US-resident sends deposit money to Non-US Resident using his own paypal. They both meet at a heads up SNG table (or live game table) at a specified time, and the Non-US player dumps the heads up tourney to the US Player. The only problem is if the US Player does not even have enough for a minimum buyin left in his account to get started. |
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Chip dumping is against T&C's of all poker sites.
And what does this have to do with poker legislation? |
#3
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It only gets done in a heads up sng or heads up cash game.
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LOL
wow dude you found the solution to all our problems. thanks a bunch. |
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It could also fall under 'money laundering'???
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They check this and close accounts after they find out this one name has played in 2,000 hu sng and hasn't won any of them.
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I find your ideas very interesting and would like to subscribe to your newsletter.
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Money Laundering, you would probably be better off just buying multiple gift cards and loading a site that way, although it will take a while if doing several thousand dollars.
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