Question For Non U.S Players.
11-17-2008
, 04:03 PM
Ive sort of moved this thread from Internet and Gambling as that section is at the bottom of the home page and i expect not as many viewers scroll that far down on a daily basis.
My question is if or when U.S players can no longer play ( for money ) Internet poker which will be the main site/network of choice for European and non U.S players.
On a personal preference although British myself i love STARS and i play in the early hours so there's lots of American fish and some decent players
but i may have to change my schedule if Europeans and other non U.S players flock elsewhere.
My question is if or when U.S players can no longer play ( for money ) Internet poker which will be the main site/network of choice for European and non U.S players.
On a personal preference although British myself i love STARS and i play in the early hours so there's lots of American fish and some decent players
but i may have to change my schedule if Europeans and other non U.S players flock elsewhere.
11-17-2008
, 06:24 PM
Quote:
Ive sort of moved this thread from Internet and Gambling as that section is at the bottom of the home page and i expect not as many viewers scroll that far down on a daily basis.
My question is if or when U.S players can no longer play ( for money ) Internet poker which will be the main site/network of choice for European and non U.S players.
On a personal preference although British myself i love STARS and i play in the early hours so there's lots of American fish and some decent players but i may have to change my schedule if Europeans and other non U.S players flock elsewhere.
My question is if or when U.S players can no longer play ( for money ) Internet poker which will be the main site/network of choice for European and non U.S players.
On a personal preference although British myself i love STARS and i play in the early hours so there's lots of American fish and some decent players
but i may have to change my schedule if Europeans and other non U.S players flock elsewhere.
11-17-2008
, 06:30 PM
11-17-2008
, 06:39 PM