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Thread: Legal Online Poker In D.C.

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    Apparently, there is some fallout happening from the seizure. Players are now stating they can't deposit anymore into their ewallet and are having accounts blocked from depositing altogether. Personally, I think they should send ALL politicians to some isolated commune in Siberia...

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    Quote Originally Posted by anniemac View Post
    OK, so if it is legal to 'game' in DC, just how do they plan for the players to be able to fund their gambling?

    Unless the UIGEA is repealed, it's still illegal to fund any gaming activites in the US. And FYI, horse racing doesn't fall under the UIGEA but you still can't use some bank cards, WF for one, to fund and you can't fund online with a card, you have to call. I play at Twinspires which is a US based online horseplaying site, owned by Churchill Downs Inc. and some other US companies, and you can't use a Visa card.
    Each state has their own financial laws, card companies must follow in order to operate within the state.

    If DC wants online gambling with credit and debit cards they'll get it.
    Gambling is already legal in DC, this is just an addition, it's for DC residents and visitors to DC.

    There shouldn't be a problem with the Feds if the state agrees to this.
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    Washington D.C. is not a State.
    There is no Governor, no state legislature...

    It is a 'District' and it is governed by the US Congress.

    The state vs federal laws do not apply to D.C..

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    Quote Originally Posted by lots0 View Post
    Washington D.C. is not a State.
    There is no Governor, no state legislature...

    It is a 'District' and it is governed by the US Congress.

    The state vs federal laws do not apply to D.C..

    Hmm forgot about that. Then maybe this would make things even easier, not sure.
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    Quote Originally Posted by lots0 View Post
    Washington D.C. is not a State.
    There is no Governor, no state legislature...

    It is a 'District' and it is governed by the US Congress.

    The state vs federal laws do not apply to D.C..
    doesent that make it even more screwed up cause there the one's saying to others dont do it

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