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03-31-2003, 07:48 PM
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Re: The Anti-American prejudice at online poker sites is a joke
We Canadians are being discriminated against too. thepokerclub.com wont let us play there. I guess it is because Canada rules the poker world so they fear us. Much like those european sites fear you amalert coming in and taking all the money with your superior american skills.
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03-31-2003, 08:30 PM
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Re: 24 H tyvm, Mike get a clue before shooting off your mouth
Grow a brain and think about the difference between sports betting and a poker site. You seem to be suggesting that UK poker sites wouldn't want US players in case they were too good, but of course that is utterly irrelevant to an operation that makes its money from rake.
Ladbrokes would take US customers like *that* (snaps fingers) if they weren't concerned about keeping their nose clean. Other companies choose not to worry about it, thats their business. Personally I'd love American customers at Ladbrokes, it could only improve the already excellent pot and no-limit cashgame action. But with nearly 500 players there right now, in the early hours of a weekday morning, its not too empty.
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03-31-2003, 10:29 PM
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WillHill, Ladbrokes the softest games online by a mile
Go figure?
You know it blows the mind, the arrogant egotistical jerkoffs, it's a fact any of their bookies cut you down to minimal stakes if you win. Yet you for some reason chose to do what? Undermine wtf I posted, hey jerkoff, guess what? I'm sick of posting relevant crap on this board and dealing with the resident trolls. It's blatant discrimination, Ladbrokes like a little girl in a schoolyard afterall can't possibly take poker and not sport's bets. The keep their nose clean line, are you on drugs? Seriously? Every other country on earth sees fit to distribute their product here, but you.
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03-31-2003, 10:33 PM
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Grow a brain, if Americans are so easy to beat why do you
play at sites they can't?
whatever, you can't offer poker and they say no sports due to laws, that why. by far and awy the softest games are at WillHill and Ladbrokes. Grow a brain, why would you play there if Americans were such easy pickings?
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#15
03-31-2003, 11:21 PM
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Stefan is not joking
Stay tuned for details. Stefan is not joking. Tournament details for this USA v Europe competition will be announced tomorrow.
TruePoker CEO
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#16
03-31-2003, 11:28 PM
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USA v Europe Ads are posted already to the right ....
Far from anti-American, 24hpoker teamed up with Truepoker to offer a $10,000 Ryder Poker Cup tournament series where Team USA players will compete against Team Europe players for individual cash prizes and their Team win of the Inaugural Ryder Poker Cup.
(Players may qualify through Truepoker for the Team USA or through 2hPoker for Team Europe.) TruePoker CEO
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#17
03-31-2003, 11:33 PM
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Re: Canadians welcome at Truepoker
Canadians are also welcome to play for Team USA in the Ryder Poker Cup series. Sign up through Truepoker.
(We are also offering Canadians and anyone else new to Truepoker a 20% deposit bonus.)
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#18
03-31-2003, 11:38 PM
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Re: Canadians welcome at Truepoker
what about ringers?? are they allowed?
i have some korean friends. can they play for team USA?? they are very very good players. they *never* lose (btw david, the banner on the right that touts this, leads to a 24H page that does not discuss it.. premature bannerlation? or are the details out there somewhere?) 
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#19
04-01-2003, 01:12 AM
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Re: Canadians welcome at Truepoker
Canada? We want Norway. Canada is like a handicap.
MS Sunshine
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