Gambling lawsuit in the Netherlands: Poker is skill, not chance
- Jul 5, 2010
A judge in the court of The Hague, decided on July 2 that poker in the Netherlands may no longer be seen as a game of chance, but as a game of skill.
Read More . . .A judge in the court of The Hague, decided on July 2 that poker in the Netherlands may no longer be seen as a game of chance, but as a game of skill.
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