In the bill to continue with the Bush tax cuts, making online poker legal was included in the bill when it was first written. Did they keep that in there or take it out?
PPA disappointed Congress failed to regulate poker and protect consumers
17 December 2010
PRESS RELEASE -- The Poker Players Alliance (PPA), the leading poker grassroots advocacy group with more than one million members nationwide, today expressed its disappointment that lawmakers will likely miss an opportunity to license and regulate online poker before the end of the 111th session of Congress.
"On behalf of the millions of Americans who play online poker, I am disappointed Congress has not acted to implement important licensing and regulation of this growing industry. Not only will this include valuable consumer protections, but it also will pump much needed funding and jobs into the weakened U.S. economy," said former Senator Alfonse D'Amato, chairman of the PPA. "It's a missed opportunity, pure and simple."
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