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| | | | | 31 Aug 2006
The issue of online casino gambling in the United States doesn't really resonate with ordinary Americans, concerned as they are about the economy, the war in Iraq, illegal immigration and the upcoming mid-term elections set for this November. However, in the state of Iowa, a state representative has sparked an online casinos supporter announcement that may cause the issue to come to the forefront of American politics this election season.
In response to the recently scheduled "field hearing" on the issue of Internet gambling hosted by Rep. Jim Leach (R- IA) and Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-TN) in Cedar Rapids tomorrow, Michael Bolcerek, president of the Poker Players Alliance (PPA) a grassroots organization of more than 100,000 members, released the following statement: "The Poker Players Alliance supports an open dialogue to discuss this issue and we sincerely hope that the interests of poker enthusiasts in the state of Iowa will be heard at the field hearing."
"While there are concerns with underage gambling and problem gambling, the prohibition bill sponsored by Rep. Leach and supported by Majority Leader Frist is shortsighted and will do nothing to address those concerns. As it stands the bill makes exemptions for Internet wagers on horse races, lotteries and fantasy sports. Moreover, Americans learned long ago that prohibitions don't work. In fact, prohibiting online poker will only drive the industry underground, essentially creating unregulated online 'speakeasys' for people to play this game of skill." |
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