PokerStars Naysayers At It Again In California 1u66s

AB 431 moving through after a committee vote. This would of course, equal one step forward. However, now moving two steps back, a particular tribal group has now launched a radio ment campaign with negative connotations of PokerStars, an interested party in the online poker industry of the state.

The Viejas Band of Kumeyaay Indians have launched a new ment campaign on the radio that holds both PokerStars and Amaya Gaming in a negative light. This latest development was first discovered by OnlinePokerReport and will do nothing to help the state move forward with ing legislation to regulate online poker.

From the perspective of those who are in of race track inclusion and PokerStars in California iPoker, the tribe as well as those with similar feelings on the subject, are considered to be obstructing efforts to online poker legislation within the state.

Points covered in the ment include PokerStars settlement with the Department of Justice in the US as well as the AMF inquiry of trading at Amaya during the acquisition of PokerStars by the company last year. In the end, the ment asks listeners to representatives of the state to show how they are opposed to PokerStars being able to participate in online poker.

The constant back and forth between everyone who may or may not be involved in online poker is only hurting the efforts to see legislation ed within the state. If no consensus or compromise can be made, it may be a very long time before California will be able to move forward with any legislation in regards to regulation of online poker gaming.