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    Tribeca out of USA

    TRIBECA LOWERS THE BOOM ON U.S. ONLINE POKER


    Move announced months ago when online poker network was acquired by Playtech

    In an expected but still unwelcome move this week, the online poker network Tribeca Tables has announced that it will no longer welcome new US players, and that with effect from February 28 all US IP addresses will be locked out.

    The liklihood of such a move was announced some time previously when the company was taken over by turnkey provider Playtech, but still comes as a shock for US players, who are being increasingly excluded from enjoying their favourite game over the Internet in the wake of the US Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act.

    The implementation of the ban will add new urgency to the efforts to find another US-friendly network by several leading sites, including those belonging to poker legend Doyle Brunson. Sources have claimed that these popular sites are developing their own network, and the news will undoubtedly accelerate this process, perhaps enabling a re-launch as early as March. Meanwhile, non-US players will continue to be serviced.
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    I just wonder where in the UIGEA it says that it's illegal to play online...
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    In 100% agreement with all the replies posted so far.

    Kudos, to Tribeca for at least giving their USA players, advance warning of the future pullout. At least they are not leaving US customers 'high and dry' right before they put them 'out in the cold' as others have.
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    Hi,

    Yea it is sad to leave Tribeca. I have worked with many Poker Rooms before and have to say that I really like Tribeca, the platform and their layout.

    We at Poker Host will still be accepting US players and therefore we will move to a new network, Prima Poker/ Mirogaming. However the following states are banned for playing poker at Prima:

    Michigan
    Illinois
    Louisiana
    Oregon
    Wisconsin
    Washington
    Indiana
    Nevada
    South Dakota
    New York
    New Jersey

    Many thanks

    /Tomas

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    Quote Originally Posted by Poker Host Toma View Post
    Hi,

    Yea it is sad to leave Tribeca. I have worked with many Poker Rooms before and have to say that I really like Tribeca, the platform and their layout.

    We at Poker Host will still be accepting US players and therefore we will move to a new network, Prima Poker/ Mirogaming. However the following states are banned for playing poker at Prima:

    Michigan
    Illinois
    Louisiana
    Oregon
    Wisconsin
    Washington
    Indiana
    Nevada
    South Dakota
    New York
    New Jersey

    Many thanks

    /Tomas
    Good deal....Curious though, why Prima? There's rumors flying around that MG will also pull out of the USA as well, pulling Prima with it.
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