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Does anyone know what the minimum age for someone playing in the US is for the WCOOP? On the website it says:
The minimum age to play in any PokerStars event is 18 or the legal age of majority in your country, whichever is older.
TomHimself
08-25-2005, 02:46 PM
18
I believe you only need a credit card. Which you cant legally get til your 18. Didnt some cocky 17 yr old make to the final table one year, through his mom's credit card??
godofgamblers
08-26-2005, 01:14 AM
It says or legal age of majority in your country though...I was thinking about playing in a few and I'd be real disappointed if I luckily made a final table and found out Im DQ'd because I'm only 19 and its 21 for the US...
shaniac
08-26-2005, 02:23 AM
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It says or legal age of majority in your country though...I was thinking about playing in a few and I'd be real disappointed if I luckily made a final table and found out Im DQ'd because I'm only 19 and its 21 for the US...
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You really don't have to worry about Pokerstars dq'ing you. There are hundreds of underage American players who will be participating in the WCOOP with no fear of penalty.
I emailed them and they replyed that being 18 was fine for US citizens.
Jeremy517
08-26-2005, 11:25 AM
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I believe you only need a credit card. Which you cant legally get til your 18. Didnt some cocky 17 yr old make to the final table one year, through his mom's credit card??
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I think you can get one before you are 18, if you have a someone cosigns. Granted it was 14 years ago, but I had my first CC when I was 16.
godofgamblers
08-26-2005, 11:40 AM
Thanks for the replies, time to start satelliting.
shaniac
08-26-2005, 05:06 PM
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but I had my first CC when I was 16.
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And what does getting a credit card at 16 have to do with gambling online at 16?
The only way to circumvent the 18+ rule on Stars is to pretend to be someone else, who is of-age. That's something that could get you dq'd, I imagine, though it would tough-to-impossible to prove.
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