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Originally Posted by RKuczek
At one time, don't know about today, Indian tribes in Idaho had bingo only casinos, which played on an inter-tribe (and I believe interstate) network. This was because bingo was a legal game in Idaho, so they could do it without a compact. I would think that any state which allowed live poker games, in any fashion, would be a target for this type of gaming. The tribes could set up an inter-tribe network for these games, but they would have to be played at the Indian casino site.
Umm...Did you happen to notice that this thread is about an agreement signed with Cake Network to provide the software for the Indian tribes to do exactly that? It is already happening.
NB: The network will only exist on tribal lands. You can't access it from anywhere else than the machines they will have at their casinos. Also, although the software is provided by Cake, it won't be a combined player pool with the regular Cake Network.
But, no doubt the moment a federal licensing bill is passed, this Indian network will be ready to open to the international iPoker market.
