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Caesars CEO on legalizing online poker in US

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  1. Never925 Never925 is offline

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    Jun 15th, 2012 (6/15/2012 12:59am)

    http://money.cnn.com/video/news/2012...sars.cnnmoney/
  2. drgnarn drgnarn is offline

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    Jun 15th, 2012 (6/15/2012 5:11pm) in reply to Never925

    good stuff
  3. Adam Adam is offline Emperor

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    Jun 15th, 2012 (6/15/2012 5:21pm) in reply to drgnarn

    Saw that yesterday as well....I mean it's the general consensus now that things are moving that way, since most of the big money is now lobbying to that effect. Timeline is impossible to guess though
     
  4. tvpokerfan tvpokerfan is offline

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    Jun 15th, 2012 (6/15/2012 8:31pm) in reply to Adam

    Baby steps...
  5. Geoff Moore Geoff Moore is offline

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    Jun 15th, 2012 (6/15/2012 8:43pm) in reply to tvpokerfan

    When he mentions that it would be a 15% tax, is that on player cash outs or for the hosting sites?

    If its for the sites how much more will rake go up?
  6. shakhtar shakhtar is offline

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    Jun 15th, 2012 (6/15/2012 9:11pm) in reply to Geoff Moore

    When internet poker companies first started out, casinos thought it was nothing more than a novelty.

    When casinos started viewing int. poker companies as a threat, they wanted it prosecuted as illegal.

    When they started seeing all the new business it created for them when the poker craze started, they welcomed the internet poker companies.

    When they started seeing how much money they could make by running internet poker themselves, they tried to destroy the internet poker companies.

    These people are sleazy.
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