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Old 11-20-04, 11:35 AM
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Thanks, I always find stuff like this interesting....
However, with this arguement there is a problem...
From what I have heard (And I could be wrong) Advertising for poker sites is "ILLEGAL" in the states. The IRS (or whoever) can confiscate the money from whichever media outlet accepted and played the advertisement.

Therefore Partypoker (and some others I hear) have gotten around this by advertising a website that merely "has links" to party poker on it. This is a "Poker School" that they are advertising

Since they are not actually advertising their product (online gambling), they are not accepting any U.S. Liability through the provisions of the UCC (Which I am not aware what this is... I am Canadian so some of these things I just have to guess at).
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Last edited by ChipFish; 11-20-04 at 11:38 AM. Reason: Found real website they are advertising
 


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