Rep. Jose Menendez stepped away briefly from the House floor to talk me off of tilt learn-me-some political sportsmanship and let concerned Pokeratizens know that no, HB 222 isn\’t dead yet … but he may well have to put it […]
RE: Political WTF in Texas (3) Menendez explains WTF
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This is the week … that\’s what I\’ve hearing from people in Austin and DC regarding legalized racetrack (and Indian Casino) poker in Texas. All seem to be staying on message, too, because that\’s the same thing they were saying
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More than 250 players from 98 towns and four different states drove in to Stephenville, TX, for the 6th Annual Cowboy Capitol Poker Tournament. ($300+0 NLH) I feel compelled to explain that I am writing this post on my laptop,
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Jeff over at LegalizePokerinTexas has updated his site to make it even easier for you to reach out to the 13 key members of the Texas House of Representatives who currently hold the fate of poker in their hands. If
Write Your Congressional Calendars Committee It just got easier
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A gaming columnist for the LVRJ agrees with BJ … don\’t expect changes to online gambling laws anytime soon, simply because Congress is busy with more pressing matters: After checking with Washington, D.C., lobbyist contacts and casino company operators dialed
More Talk about Internet Gambling From Texas lottery to Vegas casinos
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