http://www.statesman.com/news/content/news.../1109poker.html

I thought it was an interesting article. It was on the front page of the Sunday paper. I didn't understand why it warranted a front page. I thought it strange that it didn't talk about the legal aspects of it, or the efforts of the PPA in trying to get on-line poker legalized.

That is a very interesting article. Are you kicking your on line poker career up to the pro level?!

I kind of have mixed feelings about legalized on-line gambling. The biggest thing is that it's just too easy for kids to play. There is no way to verify their ages and playing off of a parent's stolen credit card has put a lot of families in debt. The same principle applies to adults as well. I understand that people should have the right to decide for themselves how they want to spend their
money but I question the honesty/integrity of some of these games. It's too easy for people to get cheated.

Personally, I would never gamble on-line. It's too risky and I just don't trust that they're honest games. Too much money involved.

I love the online fools who crush the online games but when they come to the casino get destroyed for the most part.

I agree that lately, too many questionable issues have arisen at online poker sites.

I do, however, gamble like a fiend online, but that is sports betting, and betting the ponies, never had a problem with either.

good article..when I started reading it, i was curious if I knew this guy..when they said "apestyles", I had to laugh..Yes, I know the guy, and he is a beast..in fact, I was watching the UB 200 on Sunday night, with 20 left, he was chip leader..first place was 45k...I will go check it out and see how he finished....

9th place..3500 bux...another day at the office