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| Total suckage I am pretty much leaving pokerstars soon anyway but this is still sad to hear come on France get the poker resistance going! Thats where I am off to next WV and thats a very good point about the supernova/elite chasers be intrestiing to see the response to this news over the coming weeks. |
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Obviously the French state will try to make it harder for rooms operating under foreign licences. Advertisement is only possible for French licenced rooms, bank transfers will become harder to process for foreign rooms, IP blocks... And of course when a foreign company gets a French licence, it has to commit to refuse French players on its international site. That's why pokerstars is not available anymore. Players on the other hand are not breaking the law by playing on foreign sites. The only trouble they have. So we're hoping that a few international networks will choose not to operate a French licenced room. |
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| Here's something you should use then. http://www.hidemyass.com/ |
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| Horrible horrible decision by pokerstars imo. Meh French law Ireland has decided to review the state of online gambling sites, specifically foreign operators who pay no tax to the state. Hopefully they will limit that to horse racing because thats all they seem to care about atm. Hopefully they won't see this as a benchmark when they go to start decsision making. |
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| This is pretty big news. I understand that countries want to get in on taxation but why do some poker sites roll over and bail. How many sites bailed the US instantly when that stupid wire act was passed? And for what reason? The law was aimed at banks and financial services that funded the poker players not the rooms themselves. Can't these sites create a loophole to comply with a country's law so everyone can play? I know it can be more complex than simply creating a system that taxes only French players while US players don't get taxed all while in the same card room, but there has to be something. Maybe countries that want to tax their citizens for playing online poker should require the companies that handle withdrawls to deny withdrawls until proof of a tax form (representing the amount) is provided or prepared. This way France gets tax and players get to play. |
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Surprisingly enough, all the French companies that applied for a licence got it already, while most of the foreign operators who applied for one haven't had the answer yet. This thing is so rigged it's ridiculous. For those of you who undestand French, have a laugh here: http://onvateplumer.com http://tuvastoutperdre.com http://megacotesbidons.com those are 3 fake websites made by the new French online gambling commission ARJEL in order to convince French players to play on regulated sites. I very much hope that legitimate gaming authorities like Malta's LGA or Alderney's GCC bring them to court for libel. |
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