Well, DNegs, you alongside @phil_hellmuth, and others, have the pull to bring changes in the U.S. Us plebs can only write our congresspeople to air our concerns. Short term, especially now that the gambling tax write-in nightmare is (possibly/maybe) nearly over, it’s a good time to also bring the issue of online poker to our members of Congress. In addition to generating spending revenue into the states, I believe the argument can be made that it’s unconstitutional that we don’t have it. The opposing argument is: fraud and/or gambling’s wrong. In the long run, it’s up to the states to build ways to regulate online poker. Once we have 26 states with those regulations in place, then we can bring it to Congress. So yeah. Rally the poker troops!!