Poker is one of my favorite pasttimes, but now I am living away from poker buddies and the casinos of my hometown, I was wondering is it legal to gamble online with real currency?
I feel like I should have been able to find a simple answer through Google, but there was a lot of sponsored-content type information pages and I couldn't come to a clear answer.
I trust /biz/ opinions, I'll appreciate any information or site recommendations.
swcpoker.eu
sealswithclubs.
Fuck the law.
>>974593
see
>>974589
It doesn't really depend on where you live you ignorant, retarded, piece of shit.
>>974589
Right on. I figured it'd be best to use bitcoins no matter what.
I assume US domain sites are nonexistent
>falling for the rigged online jew
>>974599
This fukin tard doesn't have a clue what we're talking about. Maybe look into swc before spouting crap.
>>974599
>There are a few online poker sites than accept USA players, but if that doesn't mean it's legal.
I appreciate the clarification, that is mainly what was confusing me in my own research.
>>974608
http://www.bitace.co/bitcoin-poker-reviews/swc-poker-review/
>>974611
Did you even read the review?
"SwC Poker is highly secure with 2 factor authentication and the majority of customers bitcoin in cold storage. Playing is fully anonymous and all players are welcome no matter where they are from, as it should be"
>>974615
Then it must be bad m'kay
>>974595
>It doesn't really depend on where you live you ignorant, retarded, piece of shit.
yes it does - in some places it is legal in others it isn't
in answer to the question of whether it is legal - it depends on where you live
it is that simply you silly cunt
>>974608
>I was wondering is it legal to gamble online with real currency?
> real currency?
it's illegal in the states unless you're in a few states, like nevada, new jersey, etc. you will get caught. if that's your passion, your best bet is to go to thailand and grind.
>>974638
No, the best bet is to use swc.
0% chance for legal repercussions.
ITT fuck ups that don't understand bitcoin or poker feel qualified to comment.
Stay classy /biz/
>land of the free
/bet/ on /sp/ might help
>>974657
moving to thailand is the best option.
good luck moving any serious weight
>>974725
Stay clueless, pic related
>>974725
this
stars > some bitcoin site
>>974735
>Deep Cinnamon
I lolled
>>974735
too shallow of a field
and have fun playing heads up
>>974587
i assume you live in the US? playing poker is LEGAL (except for washington), running poker sites isnt. the problem is, while its legal to play on offshore poker sites there may or may not be trouble when youre trying to withdraw money, though acr and bovada are certainly legit. if youre in NJ or NV you could also check out WSOP. obviously, bitcoin poker is always an option, too, personally i dont really trust those sites though, but i may be wrong. im euro though, so its not really a problem ive been concerned with.
Awesome free rolls on swc. pic related.
>>975628
Might as well play Cafrino.
It has freerolls every hour, and occasionally $200 freerolls. 100% free, only freeroll poker.
Kind of hard to win though because a lot of players and they sometimes yolo since no real money lost
>>975630
But it's impossible to cash out.
With bitcoin it's simple, fast and reliable.
>>975663
>But it's impossible to cash out.
>Paypal
>>975666
>paypal
Enjoy arbitrary rules with a strong likelihood that your account gets frozen since online poker is illegal in many jurisdictions.
2015 shiggy
>>975663
Bitcoin exchanges are not fast or reliable. Probably the unsafest way there is to hold value in our modern world. Bitcoin casinos? Topkek. Don't even get me started...
>>974587
Andrew?
>>976023
>Bitcoin exchanges are not fast or reliable
>Probably the unsafest way there is to hold value in our modern world
nvr go full rtrd mkay
