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60 Minutes/Washington Post Joint Investigation Questions Honesty, Security Of Gambling Sites
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- 18 Billion dollar industry would equate to what? About 2-3 Billion in tax revenue/yr if it were regulated and taxed by the US Government? If it were regulated by the Government the industry would probably grow to over 100 Billion/year, once players would have more faith that it is safe to play.
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- If you''re stupid enough to bet online and lose, whether someone cheated you or not, most people would say you got what you deserved.
P.T. Barnum was right. - Reply to this comment
- Wow. Seeing as how absolutepoker.com and ultimatebet.com is the same "company" (i.e. fraudulent front for total scammers) I''m not surprised. Besides, just look at their UNSATISFACTORY rating by the BBB.org.
Sponsored by Phil Helmuth, the mutt of all poker. - Reply to this comment
- Cheating? Naaaaaaaaaaaah.....really? Suckers play.
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- The two sites operate out of a shopping mall in Costa Rica and run their games on computer servers housed on an Indian reservation outside of Montreal.
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Most of all the poker sites out there are scams / fixed games. - Reply to this comment
- Who would have thought there could be anything hokey about an Indian tribe with no casino experience, operating out of a shopping mall in Costa Rica?
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- I have lost to some jerks who flop the nuts on the river when I am near the money on absolute and full tilt I am just playing off my money never to play onlone again. I should have won a wsop seat was chip leader and lost to quads 2222 before the flop I had AA to this person evry time he would out play me and come from behind with 7 2 and junk hands I support now banning online and will do my part to prevent others from getting had for their money,
