Going out of the country... can I play on PokerStars? - Page 2 - Internet Poker

I think as long as your name is on the property lease and bills come into your name for the address then i don't see why they wouldn't approve you. It may not be your full time residency but technically is still one of your residences.

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07-27-2013 , 10:16 PM

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timormson

journeyman

Join Date: Jan 2013 Posts: 367

if its legal in nj, and you have a stars acct there, you should be ale to drive up to Canada and play there for a week also against the ROW players.
I mean cmon..its LEGAL in NJ and its legal in Canada. so whats the big deal.
when November rolls around and people go to the trouble of signing up again, LET THEM
also go up to Canada and grind for week at a time.
they aren't breaking any laws and aren't trying to get around anything or be covert.
hi, my name is joe card player and here is my stars acct number in nj,
I want to play in those juicy MTTs in Canada
I mean really .....WTF..why would one ****ing politician
on the planet possibly care about that.......

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07-27-2013 , 11:11 PM

#28

chiefsfan17

veteran

Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 2,045

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Originally Posted by timormson

This post is all sorts of ******ed and makes absolutely zero sense.

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07-28-2013 , 05:15 AM

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Bobo Fett

Carpe Diem

Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 56,895

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Originally Posted by yimyammer

Seems like y'all could do location verification like Ultimate Poker does via cell phone. I signed up with them and play no problem while in Nevada but cant when I'm not. They are able to tell where I am by tracking my cell phone location, seems like this would be easy for Stars to do as well

Why would Stars want to go to all the trouble end expense to set up such a system just so a few more Americans could play?

Also, you're making a pretty big assumption that location verification, somewhat problematic even in NV, would be workable in other countries.

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11-10-2017 , 03:13 PM

#30

Pharaoh39

newbie

Join Date: Sep 2017 Posts: 34

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Originally Posted by PokerStars Michael J

If you are physically located within the United States (or a territory of the United State) then you may not use PokerStars' real money games.

This restriction applies to all people, regardless of nationality (US or non-US), and regardless of what your IP address is - the restriction applies to you while you are physically located inside the United States.

What about when you're on vacation or have dual citizenship?