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In June 2011 an agreement was reported between ARJEL and AAMS with a view to a common online poker market between Italy and France, Spain also intends to enter into this Agreement, becoming the third European countries that are part of that agreement. That is to spend three markets currently closed and began to act together and may play with each other! If this actually happens will be good as well be the end of online poker markets closed.
What do you think?
I live in the US so I don't know exactly how europeans feel. But it would be nice to see online poker coming back. I don't think there should be any place in the world that are not allowed to play it.
While we are well and happy we are why not be concerned
got a link? I'm not a European, but my understanding is that France and Italy are a closed poker market to just play within their borders. Meaning there is a Pokerstars.fr and a Pokerstars.it where only French play on the .fr and only Italians play on the .itQuote:
Originally Posted by fernandezale
I doubt this agreement that you mention would have much of an impact globally if that is what you are asking.
Incredibly smart move by these governments. As opening up the player pool will definitley let to a net increase in income the goverment will get of taxes from this as im sure more peopl within these countries will play online with the possiblity of this increase in traffic
poker should be allowed for all including europe and americas
poker is a great game, as long as people play within their limits.
people nedd the chance to take dey own responsibiliti for playing
damn us player should play live only
Playing online cuts down on bird flu, 2nd hand smoke and suicide bombers strapped to the hilt. I like playing where I want when I want. If the US government can figure out how to get a piece of the action with our a backlash - they'd do it in a heartbeat.Quote:
Originally Posted by hadiina
I think European player's have nothing to worry about
imteresamte seems, but you have to see what happens