The Microgaming Network Will Implement Their Ban On Thursday.

[Dmoney644]

Microgaming has announced that starting this Thursday they will once again ban 14 states that include the District of Columbia, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Missouri, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, South Dakota, Washington, and Wisconsin.

Hopefully, Things Will Change Soon For THe Online Gambling World, But So Far For tHe United States, Things Are Getting Worse Than Better. Mabye Sooner Or Later, The People Will Stand Up For Their Right To Play Poker Or Gamble What They Want Online.

 

[Ellis]

OMG.........This is really bad news..

 

[Marina]

14 states now?
oh man!
Sorry for the US players, but guys, if you not do something then nothing will change
as Dmoney already said, you need to stand up and fight for your rights, fight for your freedom.

 

[Kotsy]

oh man....I really thought this would turn around.

We gotta do something. I live in the state of New Hampshire
and our motto is "Live Free or Die"​

 

[charterboss]

Just added a couple more states to the list that i cant move too--guess ill be stuck in the frozen tundra of northern mn for a bit longer :sad:

 

[PoolDemon]

well, if things don't change, move way up yonder up to Canada, we gots lots of real estate left & the only place we can't play is Boodog...

Seriously though, ya'll are living down there, the rest of the world can't help you, ya'll need to be sending letters to your state reps, senators etc...sitting & wishing for a change ain't gonna make a difference...

 

[Kondai]

Then how Doyle Brunson operate his website room, because he live in NEVADA!

 

[Dmoney644]

Well just because Doyle Brunsons name is on Doyles Room poker, doesn't necessarly means he completely owns it. I'm sure he is mostly a sponsor and face of the poker room, And surely recieves royalties from the poker room.

DoylesRoom is powered by DBPN (Doyle Brunson Poker Network), a company incorporated and licensed in Curacao, Netherlands Antilles and Nicosia, Cyprus. So, just because he lives in nevada, doesn't mean that the company is based there. I hope this answers your question on how could that be?​