Canadians??

[poker69]

What about us???

[ICISIC]

were laughing to the bank

[Graham]

Originally Posted by ICISIC

were laughing to the bank

Not really... 70-80% of the people we can market to are now gone

[Kyle]

Originally Posted by ICISIC

were laughing to the bank

I'm pretty sure being a poker affiliate period is illegal in Canada (ontario specifically) although they definately don't have the resources or interest to enforce it.

[ICISIC]

Originally Posted by Kyle

I'm pretty sure being a poker affiliate period is illegal in Canada (ontario specifically) although they definately don't have the resources or interest to enforce it.

how is it illegal? this is news to me. From wat i know and ppl i have spoke with it is not illegal in canada.

[Graham]

Originally Posted by Kyle

I'm pretty sure being a poker affiliate period is illegal in Canada (ontario specifically) although they definately don't have the resources or interest to enforce it.

I always thought it was still pretty grey area. Care to elaborate on that? How can Bowmans advertise on the Radio? Also, I have heard that Party advertises at the skydome.

[Kyle]

Originally Posted by Graham

I always thought it was still pretty grey area. Care to elaborate on that? How can Bowmans advertise on the Radio? Also, I have heard that Party advertises at the skydome.

Party and Pokerroom both advertise at the skydome but partypoker.net and pokerroom.tv are the brands. There is something in the criminal code about not being allowed to promote any form of gambling. The OLGC.ca is the only one allowed to promote gambling here as far as I understand although I'm not entirely sure it covers online wagers. It has been almost a year since I looked at the law sorry I can't give you more details.

[PPP]

Except for extra legal worry for US residents, this impacts everybody exactly the same. It certainly does not benefit anybody.

[chern900]

Bowmans is all over CFL football fields

[ICISIC]

there is no legal issue in canada trust me,