doyles room allowing usa players again

#1 21st October 2007, 3:08 AM

I just got an email from another poker forum saying that doyles room is allowing usa players agian. Any1 try this yet?

#2 21st October 2007, 4:18 AM

i have, doyles was my fav site, i loved that place, it is true u can play there, but u kno its not doylesroom ne more so why would u even want 2?

#3 21st October 2007, 6:55 PM

I tried doyle's site and it is open to US players again, however it is not the same as it used to be. It seems to be alright to me though.

#4 23rd October 2007, 4:29 AM

Haven't tried them and won't. Any site that shut out US players for ANY reason, can now kiss my ass when they reopen to us.

#5 23rd October 2007, 8:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jack Daniels

Haven't tried them and won't. Any site that shut out US players for ANY reason, can now kiss my ass when they reopen to us.

^^this. You feature an American icon's nameand face, and boot out US players, you deserve to go belly up.

#6 24th October 2007, 4:54 AM

I havent heard anything about this ubtill I read this thread....Ill try it out right now and tell you what I think.

#7 24th October 2007, 5:06 AM

well right now im having some problems....i registered a new account but it wont let me sign on...and i didnt get an email yet either so I dont know whats going on!!??

#8 27th October 2007, 8:36 PM

mbelsky,
Please be certain to read terms and conditions.
For example winning a freeroll as a resident from certain US states, you cannot withdraw:
Illinois
Indiana
Louisiana
Michigan
New Jersey
New York
Nevada
Oregon
South Dakota
Utah
Wisconsin
Washington

#9 28th October 2007, 4:07 PM

I was pretty excited to see it come back, that is where I started online poker. Sadly it is not the same site, kinda dissapointed

#10 29th October 2007, 10:13 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by McWILKE

mbelsky,
Please be certain to read terms and conditions.
For example winning a freeroll as a resident from certain US states, you cannot withdraw:
Illinois
Indiana
Louisiana
Michigan
New Jersey
New York
Nevada
Oregon
South Dakota
Utah
Wisconsin
Washington

so ? the site has a right to make money off of you. Im sure if you deposit and then win from a freeroll, they would allow you to withdraw. Unless im wrong?

#11 29th October 2007, 11:25 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mbelsky

so ? the site has a right to make money off of you. Im sure if you deposit and then win from a freeroll, they would allow you to withdraw. Unless im wrong?

Online poker isn't legal in those states listed. And according to DR's customer service, players from those states aren't *supposed* to be able to create an account at all. Anybody from the 11 might want to read the fine print really, really well. Hope this helps.

#12 29th October 2007, 9:16 PM

Any poker site that did not support us US players when times got tough will not get my support .

Screw them

#13 30th October 2007, 6:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jack Daniels

Haven't tried them and won't. Any site that shut out US players for ANY reason, can now kiss my ass when they reopen to us.

wow. so much bitter and anger. its poker. go back if you liked the site be4 this happened. recapture your first love.

#14 30th October 2007, 7:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ellisman7

wow. so much bitter and anger. its poker. go back if you liked the site be4 this happened. recapture your first love.

roflmao , you work for them or just that naive , they screwed us over , we don't love them anymore. we don't want them back. done . over .history .

many of these sites dumped us even before the new law even took effect , I am bitter and angry and wrote them all many emails telling them what I thought of their decision , they are cowards and do not deserve the millions of dollars they were making. I'll continue to support those that stuck it out and supported us.

#15 30th October 2007, 7:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jack Daniels

Haven't tried them and won't. Any site that shut out US players for ANY reason, can now kiss my ass when they reopen to us.

^^^^^ WOOT WOOT !!

sidenote - can someone tell me how to do more than one quote at a time .

#16 30th October 2007, 7:21 PM

"I don't care to belong to a club that accepts people like me as members."
Groucho Marx

#17 30th October 2007, 7:38 PM

I agree with many others. No support before, no cash now. From what I've read, it no longer has anything to do with Doyle anyway, all they did was buy the name.

#18 30th October 2007, 8:19 PM

Good to know, I was actually looking at the site, just yesterday.

Perhaps that is why I can't down load pokerstars.
Thanks

#19 30th October 2007, 8:51 PM

I don't like the new software. It has very few options and doesn't seem designed for multi table play

#20 30th October 2007, 8:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jack Daniels

Haven't tried them and won't. Any site that shut out US players for ANY reason, can now kiss my ass when they reopen to us.

Wrong tact JD though I share that sentiment.

I suggest that any site returning to the US after their chicken shit departure will have to really really really REALLY attempt to convince me to even try their site.

Like 2 or 300% INSTANT NO BS BONUSES!

#21 31st October 2007, 1:10 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dj11

Wrong tact JD though I share that sentiment.

I suggest that any site returning to the US after their chicken shit departure will have to really really really REALLY attempt to convince me to even try their site.

Like 2 or 300% INSTANT NO BS BONUSES!

I just downloaded DR and here's what I found:

So-called "freerolls" require at least one raked hand to register. Additional starting chips are given depending on the number of raked hands you've played in the past 24 hours. So that's "free"?

Their "bad beat" jackpot pays 70% to the table with the remaining 30% allocated to the next bad beat jackpot LESS "administrative fees" (I guess they aren't making enough money off the exhorbitant rake for bad beat tables.

Sooo, if that's the "competetive edge" you're looking for to attract us filthy rich Americans back...well, you decide!

Gotta go now...I'm off to Control Panel and "delete programs"!

#22 3rd November 2007, 1:24 PM

When I read that DR was open agian I was excited but from what I have read here I'm not so sure. Did anyone have a positive experience?

#23 3rd November 2007, 1:26 PM

I looked around, but havn't registered yet. Looked like a good potential site. However, I haven't been able to play much poker lately, beacuse I am a tad tilted.
Cheers

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