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NEW YORK COURT TOLD POKER IS SKILL GAME
The debate over poker’s status as a skill game surfaced in a New York courtroom this week, when an expert witness said poker was a skill game, in the defence of a man accused of illegal gambling. The case, which was heard in a Brooklyn Federal Court, centred on the defendant Lawrence DiChristina, who stands […]
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