It is only a matter of time...

[jasondeus]

I know this is in Wyoming, but I am guessing we will soon be seeing the same thing here.

Sorry guy, make sure you can post it here before you do ;)


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I have this article in the news section with republisher rights ;)

AP is a bit more 'touchy' :roll:

[pseudoswede]

"We were told as long as we didn't make any direct profit there's nothing wrong with the game itself," he said. "We can't charge people to play. We can't take a cut. We can't provide dealers; they have to provide their own."

Langhoff said even added a few rules of his own such as all players have to be 21 years old and the most anyone can lose is $25.


Those two paragraphs contradict each other. How can anyone lose money by playing "free poker"? Unless he's counting the monies used towards purchasing beverages, then does it mean it's all-you-can-drink for $25? ;)

I also think the Colorado laws w.r.t. bar poker are little more concrete than Wyoming. Considering the CDOG has visited DPT in the past, had DPT change some rules, and let them resume their business, I wouldn't be too worried.