Can Social Media Bridge the Gap between Poker Players and Lawmakers?

[jothan175]

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[badvariance]

Poker is a 0 sum game. That is true. However, its a negative sum game if US players send money abroad to foreign companies. It will be good for the economy to regulate it and keep the revenues in this country. As poker currency stats/previously stood, poker was -ev for the US economy. Regulation will bring it back to being EV neutral.

[abbaelhawel]

As a poker player I am strongly support poker on line to be legal . It will help our economy and will give more jobs also will bring more tax to our internal Rev. and it will keep the poker players happy. I support the poker industry to get her message to the law makers.

[Buttrageous]

as a member, i love the message. what irritates me though is that in this US economic struggle and presidential campaign push not once have I heard a candidate bring this topic to the national level. as a direct opportunity for jobs and incomes and preventing potential tax dollars going overseas, why won't one of them address poker in a debate? i've seen 8 or so debates, but not all of them. how can this still be that toxic a topic to just avoid altogether?

[perryjaialai]

Great News, and Rich you look good on TV representing us!