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More Court Rulings on Poker as a Skill Game

By Ed Brayton

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Balko links to a case in Colorado where a jury acquitted a man on charges of running an illegal poker game because they determined that poker was a game of skill.

Last week, however, a Weld County jury agreed with Raley's argument that poker games between friends are just that - poker games between friends. The jury acquitted Raley on a charge of illegal gambling after prosecutors dropped the professional gambling charge before the trial began.

"We never believed we were doing anything wrong whatsoever," Raley said. "It's entertainment. Some people go to the movies. Some people play golf. I play poker."

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Full post as published by Dispatches from the Culture Wars on February 19, 2009 (boomark / email).

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