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Posted by: Casinomeister at June 20, 2007, 11:39 am
Topic: skill games Forum: Casino Meister


Quote: Originally Posted by aussiekeith

What sort of skill games do you mean. I say Poker takes a lot of skill and is fun.
But there are online sites that have skill games and tournaments for games like blackjack and ariants of solitaire and such like games with also sometimes free tournaments as well.

Most people would agree that Poker is a skill game, especially poker players. BUT the US legislation (and most prohibitive legislation) consider Poker a form of gambling since skill gaming is based on the "game" not on the players. It's the poker players who are skilled - skill has nothing to do with the game itself.

Games of skill are not affected by the anti-gambling laws in the States by the way. This is why many are based in the US/Canada and are able to freely accept credit card/Paypal transactions.

Games of chance (gambling) must have three elements: consideration (exchange of money handed over specifically for the opportunity to gamble and win a prize), chance (random number generators, spin of roulette wheel, draw of the card, etc.), and prize (anything of $$ alue). Once you start removing these elements from the equation, you start getting closer to skill gaming.

PS: I'm not a lawyer nor am I giving "legal" advice. Consult a lawyer for that.

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