State of Delaware NOW on board..sorry for the type in header.
I like to keep watch on which states are allowing online poker. I just read that Delaware is now on board. I'm sure there is a Poker News site that lists the states that are.
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State of Delaware NOW on board..sorry for the type in header.
I like to keep watch on which states are allowing online poker. I just read that Delaware is now on board. I'm sure there is a Poker News site that lists the states that are.
the only one up and running is nevada - new jersey comes on this week -i will let you know how it is
Great news!
That's what my ancestors taught you guys, unite the colonies to form one gigantic iron fist.
we ll take down the big government laws once in for all muahahaha
the more the merrier. Make it state by state first and then join the states that want to shuffle up and deal.
I wonder how those 7 people are doing playing online in Delaware.
LMAO gpahren.
Poker regulation by state is much like the legalization of marijuana. Once we get enough states on board then we will be able to have federal regulations. Federal regulations means we might actually be able to get back onto Pokerstars, FTP, or even an online site that has a ton of U.S. players. The bigger fields would mean bigger $$$. So hopefully it continues in this way.
Its funny that states still trying to fight inevitability. Just look at Colorado and Washington.
hahaha @ gpahren
that was funny..
good for DE tho!
;)
I'm from Washington, where pot is legal and playing poker online is a felony. Strange world we live in.
New Jersey gambling online sites going up today for testing if all goes well opening Tuesday next week for everyone residing in New Jersey should be very interesting - will be there next week for Thanksgiving let you know what I find out
he he 3 down 48 to go all these phoney sites are going to disappear
you don't have to reside there to play, just be physically there, so you can play on Tuesday if you wantQuote:
Originally Posted by royalpat
Nice to hear, but also depressing in a way. Living in the bible belt, I'll be watching all the non-backward states moving forward all around me.
Next step allow players from other states were no illegal and from outside the US...the days of Lock, ACR, and Bovada might be coming to an end, or at least the way they handle withdrawals or they wont have any players.
Report: New Jersey Bill Would Allow Web Poker Players From Outside The U.S.
that's cool news if it's true... Louisiana sure sucks with it
Hoboken here i come...watch out the duck is heading to Hoboken NJ
what i am most curious about is how will fund the account - according to law most banks block deposits thru debt and credit cards to poker sites - maybe they are set up to distinguish between international and now national poker sites - any ideas???
ACH, debit or credit card, these are state sanctioned sites not Asian company selling herbs, or you can even go to the casino to deposit to the online account and cash out at the casino that is running the website. Easy
Here are the options for Borgata online for NJ
https://casino.theborgata.com/bankin...t-methods.html
and you get $20 for just registering.
At least you can smoke a reefer while contemplating the current state of affairs.Quote:
Originally Posted by EddieTorr
thanks for that site for borgata - took a look - looks like they are ready to roll
looks nice, wish I were in NJ now...I think they open officially on Tuesday, right now max 500 players to test it.Quote:
Originally Posted by royalpat
Dang when is California going to get on this list? I want to play legally already. Sick of going through back channels and cashing in lol.
I only with my state (Oklahoma) would get on board already :0
heading for nj tomorrow - will let you know any specifics so far all i see is slots and stuff no online poker
Good luck, there is online poker just look for it at the top, you are on the casino side.