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Article: ESPN’s Gary Wise Talks Online Poker Indictments on the PocketFives Podcast

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  1. P5s Staff P5s Staff is offline Administrator

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    Apr 22nd, 2011 (4/22/2011 1:11am)

    You can view the page at http://www.pocketfives.com/content.p...tFives-Podcast
     
  2. cobere cobere is offline

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    Apr 22nd, 2011 (4/22/2011 4:27am) in reply to P5s Staff

    Who is he? He's a talking head talking out his ass. Can I get an opinion? Next!

    WTF? The sites should have known with the UIGEA? Come on ................
     
  3. McNallyville McNallyville is offline

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    Apr 22nd, 2011 (4/22/2011 5:33am) in reply to cobere

    If you don't know who Gary is your obviously a small worthless piece of shit and your opinion will always mean nothing to the rest of the poker world.
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  4. Dan Dan is offline Administrator

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    Apr 22nd, 2011 (4/22/2011 6:11am) in reply to McNallyville

    Gary has been following the industry for the last five years, knows a lot of the big name players quite well, writes for ESPN, and has been completely on top of the indictments. I thought he did a fantastic job.
     
  5. misipimachine misipimachine is offline

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    Apr 22nd, 2011 (4/22/2011 12:40pm) in reply to Dan

    The U.S. will have to expedite every source for revenue to pay off our trillions in debt, and online gaming will be legalized, taxed, regulated, and safer once we have our own U.S. based sites. MGM and other gaming giants have already spent billions. It's all a big game to push market share away from the foreign based poker sites, so we can swoop in and form our own sites, and gain market share by default by eliminating the competition. It's all about $$$ people. I wonder if this is really a free country sometimes :(
     
  6. jimmyjay jimmyjay is offline

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    May 30th, 2011 (5/30/2011 7:35pm) in reply to misipimachine

    I think he is right about it being a non-issue in an election year, simply because not that big of a percentage are involved in internet gambling. However, the fact that this is not a federal issue still has not been addressed. Regulating gambling is not a function of the federal government as directed by the U.S. Constitution. The conservatives know this, the progressives know this and the tea party knows this. The illegal anti gambling act should be repealed, now.
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