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    Experienced Member babarooni's Avatar
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    For US Player is it worth playing on FT or Pokerstars

    I used to play on FullTilt. I stopped playing for some time and now starting to play again. Currently playing on Carbon and considering Black Chip Poker. My question is whether it is worth joining FullTilt or Pokerstars for a US Player. I do not want to deposit if it is going into a hole. There has been talk about these sites opening up soon for US. What are your thoughts?

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    Pokerstars did bid to be the holding company for casinos in New Jersey but lost so they will not be operating there. I believe Ultimate Bet did win for the bid in Nevada. Now if it becomes legal in other states lets say Louisiana for instance, Harrah's which is an offspring there from Atlantic City - would probably use its now holding company - so I don't think Pokerstars will not operate big in US. Just my thoughts.

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    PokerOwned Demi-God rghy2's Avatar
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    US players are banned from playing on PS and FT, simple as that. They are not an option otherwise we would all be playing there.

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    I would never play on full tilt or poker stars again myself!!!!

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    its not worth it unless u have someone outside of the us that u can trust with money. only because if u hit a big score and they dont sent ur cut u have no way of outting them. without locking the money up.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rghy2 View Post
    US players are banned from playing on PS and FT, simple as that. They are not an option otherwise we would all be playing there.
    True. If they were allowed to once again do business with the U.S., pokerowned would probably have more members because of the promos for freerolls. Hopefully, once ftp players start getting paid, then maybe the government will allow pokerstars back in.

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    Quote Originally Posted by WILD View Post
    True. If they were allowed to once again do business with the U.S., pokerowned would probably have more members because of the promos for freerolls. Hopefully, once ftp players start getting paid, then maybe the government will allow pokerstars back in.
    I personally feel that it will be a long while before American players are allowed to play on these sites. The PPA is definitely working their butts off to make it happen though. But we have so much political strife in America currently, so I don't think legislators are even worried about bills regarding poker right now.

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    I think online poker for real money is one to five years away for most players in the US. Once other states see how much revenue Nevada and New Jersey bring in from online poker they will slowly follow. Money talks and they will eventually listen.

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    I don't think US is banned from PS and FT, right? But we can't play real money games, just play money. Which, I realize, kind of boils down to the same thing - what's the point of even installing the software?

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    I thought u could not even play play money on stars or FT. I could of swore u would not even be able to download the software without them stopping u saying u can since in us. I;m pretty sure

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