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10-11-06, 11:03 PM
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Dear TalkingPoker,
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#2
10-11-06, 11:10 PM
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FYP.
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#3
10-12-06, 01:24 AM
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As a publically traded company, I can't blame Party for pulling out of the U.S. Market. I don't think you can fairly compare the situation at Party to that of PokerStars. It's much easier for Poker Stars to make this stand.
Besides, as this plays out over the next few months/years.... they will get more infomation and then make a better decision as to how to approach it. As of now, no one really knows for sure what to expect in the next year or two in this industry. |
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10-12-06, 02:28 AM
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Answer me this: Say you are a Party Poker shareholder. You don't even PLAY online poker, but you have invested in Party Gaming. What would YOU want them to do?
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10-12-06, 06:40 PM
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Not break any laws??? The stock isn't worth very much if the US gov't are all over them. The situation sucks, but it's very easy for anyone to say, screw this legislation...but the reality is that they have to be careful with what they do.
Besides, now that PokerStars decided to stay in the US market, they can let PStars do their legal battle and see hows that pans out. They'll lose a bunch of players in the mean time.... but all it takes is one juicy bonus and the majority of fish will all swim back. |
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10-12-06, 11:07 PM
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Precisely. I'm wondering exactly what international law you are referring to when you say this:
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