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Posted by FTPDoug: Today's update makes it so players can no longer change their country from the United States to a different country from the Cashier. Support can still change your listed country, but it will require proof of address change. Previous updates that went out earlier in the week without comment from me were also just addressing US player blocking. For now I'll be skipping all of the questions that came up before Friday (I'll still answer those with the next "real" update) and... Read Full Story

I don't play on Stars anymore but I know a lot of you do. I also imagine you would get similar answers from full tilt: http://www.pokerstars.com/usaplayers/faq/ Read Full Story

http://www.justice.gov/usao/nys/pressreleases/April11/pokerdomainnameuseagreementspr.pdf I was never worried about getting my money back but this will be good peace of mind for those who were worried. For those who weren't worried about getting their money back, I'm guessing this will speed up the process. Read Full Story

http://www.denverpost.com/entertainmentlastold/ci_17828343 This would be great news if you could play against people all over the world but you would just be playing against people in Washington, DC. I would suspect a rather small player pool. It certainly isn't a bad thing though. Read Full Story

http://www.pokernews.com/news/2011/0...ered-10201.htm http://www.ratevegas.com/blog/2011/0..._legal_on.html Read Full Story

For those who haven't heard: http://www.pokernews.com/news/2011/04/online-poker-big-three-indicted-10218.htm I keep in contact w/ the VP of Cake & this is what he told me: We have entirely different processors and we set up the company late in the game so we were able to set up extra precautions. That doesn’t mean that that we are 100% safe from the DOJ but from what I’ve heard from our lawyer & CEO we’re looking pretty good at this point. They're also starting a new prop program where ring... Read Full Story

Poker players like to analyze how lucky they are. Some are delusional players who play mediocre w/ an 8% ROI over 1K games & a selective memory that causes them to whine like little bitches at the tables. Others use luck analyzers such as all in EV on HEM to analyze how lucky they are. No matter which type you are, hopefully this entry will help you understand your luck better. For players without a luck analyzing program the best tool you can use is probably sharkscope. If a player plays... Read Full Story

2010 turned out to be a really good year. Total profit-wise it was my 2nd best year as a pro, but that's not all that huge to me because my bottom 3 years are all pretty close together. I think the most important part of 2010 was that my pre rakeback profit was a high # again. In 2009 I lost money pre rakeback, & although my all in EV said I should have made $40K or so, that just wasn't up to my standards either. The majority of 2009 was spent playing my C game & my table selection wasn't... Read Full Story