Anthony Martino: Welcome aboard, don't forget to fill out the rest of your profile and introduce yourself in the forum!
November 21, 2009
Chad Roes: hey!! welcome to pokernations!! hope you enjoy all there is to offer.. if you have any questions, please feel free to ask me or any community team member.. we will do our best to help you in any way!!
November 21, 2009
George Sultan: Welcome to the PokerNations FAMILY!!! Hope you will enjoy your time spent here, i'm sure you will hehe, but i'l let you find your way around here If you have any questions please inform me or any CommunityTeam member and will do ower best to help yo... moreWelcome to the PokerNations FAMILY!!! Hope you will enjoy your time spent here, i'm sure you will hehe, but i'l let you find your way around here If you have any questions please inform me or any CommunityTeam member and will do ower best to help you get around ;) Hope to see you around the Felt ^_^
Ian Ross
Ok so ended up losing a bit. lol. Not everyone can win, you know!
Chad Roes
Ok peeps... Its 3:55 am, i woke up at 3:30 am and am having a cup of coffee or 2 and a shower.. then its time to hit the highway, RENO BOUND!!!
Uopefully ill get some good pics to post!!
Gregory Ayers
Hope everyone had a Merry Christmas and have a fantastic New Year !!!
But it is true, most people think on line poker is illeagal now.
Yeah, probably. When I tell people I play online poker, the reaction I often get is "Isn't that illegal?" Didn't the games get noticeably tougher quickly after the passing of the UIGEA? I want online gambling clearly made legal (even sportsbetting is OK), no doubt about it, so more fish enter the player pool.
Things won't stay the way they are, anyway--at some point the government will step in and that could very well be a good thing. I propped at Pitbull and it was interesting to see on different forums that when the site went down many were blindsided by the news, despite it being a pretty shady place. I'd like to think that sort of thing wouldn't happen, at least not to that extent, if poker were regulated.
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