Monthly Archives: January 2007

“No man’s life, liberty, or property are safe while the legislature is in session.” – Mark Twain on the U.S. government and online gambling I half-expect never to again see my cyber money in NETeller or in Full Tilt. For … Continue reading →

I guess I can stop looking for my NETeller card; they just announced their ATM card is no longer working for U.S. withdrawals.

There are some really good players playing the 6max games at Full Tilt. By good I don’t mean they only play good hands and don’t suck out, I mean they keep me guessing. They’re just as likely to raise with … Continue reading →

Dear Full Tilt: I heard that yesterday you offered some players a $50 bonus after earning 400 points and other players $100 after earning 800 points.

There’s a real danger in thinking the government targeting online gambling is all that they’re after.

Last Christmas, I was bitten by a dog. This Christmas, I was bitten by a donkey.

On Saturday I played a whopping 1688.80 points on Full Tilt, double that of my Friday. That’s an insane amount, and indicates either cold rainy days or no life or both.

I didn’t quite reach my $500 porn quest, but I did earn $397 (anyone notice Full Tilt‘s careful tournament wording of poker “earns” and not “wins” for the naughty, naughty U.S. players flaunting their poker noses at the UIGEA?). Rather … Continue reading →