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Gunner46

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Help a Bro out. I lost my online game when my last laptop fried and now can't seem to find it. Know of a good one?
 
Go to safari or whatever search option you have. Type in free online poker games. You’ll get a whole bunch to pick from. Pay attention to the reviews and the amount of other people who have already downloaded that version. The higher the number should indicate it’s a good one. Pick one and download it.
 
Help a Bro out. I lost my online game when my last laptop fried and now can't seem to find it. Know of a good one?
Not sure if you mean free = no actual real currency transactions or Free to join actual real currency poker. The meat and potatoes of both:

I play Governor of Poker: Non cash Poker - aside from buying virtual chips to play higher virtual currency games. It's enjoyable for a non cash game play setting.

The shit sandwich of cash online poker in the U.S.:
"There are currently 5 states that offer legal online poker for real money in the United States – New Jersey, Nevada, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Delaware. Pennsylvania joined this group when PokerStars went live in the state on Nov. 4, 2019. Michigan followed in 2021 when PokerStars went live in January followed shortly by BetMGM in March."

*WSOP has the most traffic though it's available to residents of NJ, NV, and DE. They've made a State sharing agreement thus higher traffic.

Reason: Off shore banking often outside U.S. Gov't ability to monitor currency transactions.

The problem with the State legal poker sites, they lack the quantity of players for good $ tournaments as they work within their own borders. Thus other countries / States are unable to enter and because only five U.S. States have legalized online poker, the player pool is extremely limited. There are other methods to enter though that research is best left to research yourself.

There is one exception:
One site offers a conversion method to hop scotch onto the legal side of U.S. Poker / banking laws... You buy virtual coins. If you win tournaments, you may exchange the virtual coins for cash prizes... It's a bit more complex though for a brief description, this is what I can offer. Read more about it yourself before jumping in, if it's something that peaks your interest.
 
Not sure if you mean free = no actual real currency transactions or Free to join actual real currency poker. The meat and potatoes of both:

I play Governor of Poker: Non cash Poker - aside from buying virtual chips to play higher virtual currency games. It's enjoyable for a non cash game play setting.

The shit sandwich of cash online poker in the U.S.:
"There are currently 5 states that offer legal online poker for real money in the United States – New Jersey, Nevada, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Delaware. Pennsylvania joined this group when PokerStars went live in the state on Nov. 4, 2019. Michigan followed in 2021 when PokerStars went live in January followed shortly by BetMGM in March."

*WSOP has the most traffic though it's available to residents of NJ, NV, and DE. They've made a State sharing agreement thus higher traffic.

Reason: Off shore banking often outside U.S. Gov't ability to monitor currency transactions.

The problem with the State legal poker sites, they lack the quantity of players for good $ tournaments as they work within their own borders. Thus other countries / States are unable to enter and because only five U.S. States have legalized online poker, the player pool is extremely limited. There are other methods to enter though that research is best left to research yourself.

There is one exception:
One site offers a conversion method to hop scotch onto the legal side of U.S. Poker / banking laws... You buy virtual coins. If you win tournaments, you may exchange the virtual coins for cash prizes... It's a bit more complex though for a brief description, this is what I can offer. Read more about it yourself before jumping in, if it's something that peaks your interest.

I basically gave up on online poker after Black Friday. I kept playing professionally for about 6 months after but the logistics were too overwhelming to be able to put enough time in at the casinos to generate enough revenue. Thankfully the fur market spiked about that time so I pivoted to fur trapping full time during that season and trapping turtles during the warm months to make ends meet.

Ah the good ole days...

All of these online sport books are perfectly fine but online poker is illegal... what a crock of s%$t.
 
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