Who Still Takes USA Players?
Friday, 12 January 2007 12:58![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
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In the interest of making my affiliate links on the side of my journal useful, rather than merely annoying advertising (despite the fact that I get free money if you sign up using the links on my journal, I still encourage you all to use something like privoxy to block them. :), I'd like to make that list on the side include all the places I know that accept players from the USA.
Strangely, I'm having trouble determining which of the smaller sites still take them. For example, I can't seem to find definitive information on whether or not Doyle's Room and the larger Tribeca network is still taking USA players. There are conflicting news reports in Google. Does anyone know for sure (i.e., is a USA player still playing on Doyle's Room)?
I just discovered today, that Cake Poker, a small startup site, is accepting USA players as well.
Does anyone know of others? The only ones I know about are those on the side, plus Pokerstars. I've left off Pokerstars from my list, mainly because I don't encourage USA players to go there after the fiasco they pulled on Firepay customers. Yes, I know some of my fellow poker LJ'ers make their livings on PokerStars; YMMV. :)
BTW, 178 days to go for USA players. :)
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Date: 2007-01-12 19:45 (UTC)I play on Poker Host which is a Tribeca network sight and had a friend sign up at Doyle's Room recently because he was banned from PH [they don't take MO residents]. I can see him when I'm on PH and he's on DR.
I sure hope you're wrong about Tribeca banning U.S. players.
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