BWIN. Party poker, after 6 long year from America might be returning. Finally a big name poker site returning since black Friday. The second biggest online poker site!!!!! Just like I predicted a month back.
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BWIN. Party poker, after 6 long year from America might be returning. Finally a big name poker site returning since black Friday. The second biggest online poker site!!!!! Just like I predicted a month back.
Sweet! Do you have a link for this?
Just go to Poker newsQuote:
Originally Posted by Dalsue214
Like I said in the other thread on this subject ... Applying for a NEVADA license is interesting. Its not a done deal and its not a nationwide thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by ckickenking
Here's a cardplayer link ... Poker Giant Bwin.Party Applies for Nevada Internet Gaming License
this wold eventually be for nevada only thooo,, so i t hink cheicken read it worng or wishful thinking:))
LoL, read the title, I know its for Nevada. Still it a step in the right direction. Soon it be for California, and New Jersey. LOL,Quote:
Originally Posted by rrickir
That's good, soon ps will returnQuote:
Originally Posted by ckickenking
PS left the US market under much different circumstances ...Quote:
Originally Posted by Ravel91
No poker site is gonna be restricted to just its states residents.. I have not read one thing of it only being a state to state thing. Everything ive read says " Intrastate" which means more then one not interstate which means just the one state. Theres no money to be made by just doing a state by state poker room. so when it happens to become legal almost all states will be in on it for fear of losing revenue.
individual states wont make enough off of their card rooms there arent enough players per state to make it profitable for them 2
I keep my fingers crossed for all US players...
Bolded with what I have read too.Quote:
Originally Posted by abwil2
Your wires are crossed though ... here is the definition of intrastate --- the Free Online Dictionary, Thesaurus and Encyclopedia.
Relating to or existing within the boundaries of a state.
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Now as far as it being profitable in most states individually ... ya most of your small states with low populations it doesn't make sense. Take California, the most populous state, it is inevitable.
Here is some simple math.
The pop of CA is about 38,000,000 ... 38 million
divide by 10 you you get 3.8 million
divide by 100 you get 380,000
divide by 1000 you get 38,000
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Why did I bring up those numbers? Well if only 1 out of 1000 CA residents would be willing to play poker online then it would have 38 thousand customers.
I'm quite confident that there is more than 38,000 customers and it would be profitable for multiple sites within CA. Calshark (Commerce Casino, the Bike, and many Indian reservation partnership) and Larry Flint (Hustler magazine and casino) will almost for sure turn their current beta sites to cash sites the day a CA online poker proposition passes/becomes law.
I'm from Nevada (Vegas) and I'd love to see Party Poker pass the legal barrier into Clark County.. Don't think it will though. Online poker has too many restrictions in Nevada.
i think other states will follow especially new jersey home of ac
lets hope bwin get the licenses and other can apply as well, us will soon have online poker back a a whole i think, but it might take some time..
you got it opposite. Intrastate is within a single state borders. Interstate is between several states. Think of "Interstate highway" that is a highway that passes through several states.Quote:
Originally Posted by abwil2
party poker is restricted to fewer countries compared to other sites but it gud i heard. Too bad i had got offer of $ 50 free to play on party poker because i won in poker quiz but its not valid for my country whch sux.
I will believe it when I see it.
I really hope party poker does come back to the US. Was my favorite site.
Party Poker was my first learning experience with online poker. I hope it eventually comes back to the "entire" US.
yeah where is the link dor this %
I still have my account with Party poker. Pretty sure it work when Party poker become available again
You going to have to live in Nevada to be able to play on whatever sites end of coming there. Your going to have to send extensive records, ssn, dob, proof of residency to even deposit ect.Quote:
Originally Posted by ckickenking
ndividual states wont make enough off of their card rooms there arent enough players per state to make it profitable for them 2
888 and South Point will two of the first running later this year. Then the big boys will come and in take over.
Could you imagine a pokerstars land-based casino in Vegas, which would allow them to enter online Nevada/US market legally.
Cheers to the future of online poker!
you forgetting that California is trying to legalize online poker tooQuote:
Originally Posted by 5betur4bet
that is cool for americans,cheers
this is good news finally for all american
little by little will have more room to play
I think responsible for regulating gambling in use and must be set and allow crap players used in all poker rooms.
Glad to hear it! PartyPoker was my favorite room way back when. And the room I first started playing online at.
First I heard, sounds great. Was first site I played on, party on Party Poker!