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Just cash out and request a check.

There are no laws that prohibit playing poker online, even for cash. No one has ever been arrested for playing poker for real money online. You should not have any fear of playing poker for cash online.

There was a law that was passed in October of 2006 called the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act (UIGEA), which disallows transferring money from an American financial institution to an internet gambling site, but this does not put the consumer (you) at risk. Only the banks that transfer money to the gaming sites would be at risk.

Ironically, since the law was passed, it has become easier to make a deposit on a poker site. Before the UIGEA was passed, most deposits went through a third party ewallet site called NETELLER (the PayPal of online gaming sites). Credit card deposits were only available to non-US players. Now, credit card deposits are the primary method for getting money on poker sites.

Also note that this does not prohibit money from flowing in the other direction. If a poker site sends you a check, you can cash it with no problems at all.

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Wow, that defines a ton of poker professionals…i could go on and on, but i think allen cunningham, despite the fact that he made the main event final table and has been the most consistent player at the wsop over the past three years including this year, doesn’t get near the credit he deserves…others include david pham, j.c. Tran, and nam le

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Only as much as you can afford to lose.

Shows are often over $100; taxi at $2 a mile (?)* and 10+ miles from far end of strip to Old Town (but there are buses, too; plus from and back to airport); food is now the same price as everywhere else (no more super cheap buffets); hotels can be anywhere from $30 to $300+ a night; alcohol can be pricey (or free, when gambling); lots of high end botiques, and lots of souvenirs for sale.

* you only get taxis at the load/unload zones of the hotels and casinos; not along the Strip, even if you get tired while walking.

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To avoid tilt, you have to understand the mathematics behind a bad beat. Instead of looking at your beat as bad luck, you need to understand that 1 out of however many hands, you will inevitably receive that beat.

For example, let’s say you have a straight against two pair on the turn and all the money goes in the pot right there, your opponent has 4 outs which amounts to roughly 8% winning odds. What that means is that once every 11 hands, you will lose with your straight. If you keep thinking about how you will inevitably lose that pot once every 11 times you’re in that situation, you start to realize that it’s not bad luck, but that you are supposed to lose it every so often.

Every bad beat really is just the odds realizing itself. If this was not part of the game, then there would be no such thing as making money from poker, because the better players will hardly lose like in chess. Poker is the perfect game because of the way it allows the bad players to have a certain percentage of chance to win so they don’t realize that they actually lose far more often and decide to quit the game. So the next time you get badbeated, just know that if you win 100% of the time you make the best decision, there wouldn’t ever be anyone there to make wrong decisions.

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Dont know .. Maybe it was thursday

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