100.000 ONLINE POKER PLAYERS - NO CRAZY ONLINE GAMBLING BAN

The Poker Players Alliance is a high profile team hoping to have their voices heard to prevent the crazy ban on online gambling online poker.

They have put together a letter writing campaign that involves over 100,000 US online gambling poker members. It is designed to open the eyes of the legislation, in hopes that the senators will reconsider passing the Online Gambling Enforcement Act for U.S citizens.

Michael Bolcerek is the president of Poker Players Alliance who believes that all members should have their say. The group is working extremely hard to make their opinions count, as that will help deter the senate into making the right decision.

This campaign has definitely sparked interest, and many people are visiting the online Poker Players Alliance website to get more information. The website has an online form that gets filled out and sent to a representative, and Poker Players Alliance group is getting tons of new members everyday.

The senate is currently on recess from this case, and Bolcerek believes that the timing is right for this campaign. The letters are sent, and when the case reopens at the end of August, the people's voices will be loud and clear.

A recent CNBC poll showed that over 90 percent of Americans would like to see online gambling poker regulated in the U.S. and not prohibited! Studies have shown that regulation and taxation of Internet poker could net the federal government $3.3 billion in revenue annually and another $1 billion for the states.

Bolcerek wants all players in the gaming industry to have their say and highly recommends visiting meetings in your town's city halls, searching for debates where the topic is being discussed.

The proposed Goodlatte's and Senator Jon Kyl bill to the Senate the online casino anti-internet gaming (bill H.R. 4411), leaves out horse racing, and lotteries so the H.R. 4411 will that way be supporting online horse racing, and lotteries - so it would be okay to gamble online on horse racing but online poker will get banned - what an insane bill!.

More and more countries are opening up to controlled regulated online gambling.YES OVER 80 countries worldwide including the UK, are right now starting to legalized and regulated online gambling and online poker gambling.
"We should be clarifying the law in the opposite direction. Legalizing Internet gambling and regulating the industry ? as the UK is doing ? is the absolute best way to toughen protections against online gambling by minors, identify problem gamblers.

With rising gas prices, a prolonged war in the Mid-East and an ever increasing national debt, the U.S. Senate has much better and bigger things to accomplish than a ban on poker.
More than 70 million Americans play poker. 23 million enjoy the game on the Internet. A vote against poker is a vote against poker players.

Telling American adults how to use their hard-earned money, whether on e-bay, or playing online poker after a hard days work, should not be the federal government's job.