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Subject:
Legality of poker in a private california club within the city of Los Angeles
Category: Business and Money Asked by: rx_83-ga List Price: $2.00 |
Posted:
23 Feb 2005 23:59 PST
Expires: 25 Mar 2005 23:59 PST Question ID: 479848 |
I am considering opening a poker night in a private club in Los Angeles. My questions are as follows: What is the general legality of playing poker in a private club in Los Angeles ? What is the legality of operating private club in Los Angeles where players were charged a 'rake' from each poker pot? What is the legality of operating the same club where players were instead charged 'time' every 30 minutes to sit at a poker table in the club, but the house took no money from the poker pots? What is the legality of having a poker tournament where players paid a fee to enter the tournament, and a prize pool was given to the winners after the house took out a fee? If such a tourney is illegal, how is having a bridge tournament or other similar event with a cash prize to the winner legal? Has poker been established as a game of skill or is it still lawfully upheld as a game of chance? I am an attorney, references to specific statutes/cases definitely appreciated. It would be helpful I believe to start research with this link http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=3350#comments |
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Re: Legality of poker in a private california club within the city of Los Angeles
From: grthumongous-ga on 24 Feb 2005 01:08 PST |
Surely there must be an idle CA attorney out there that's in it for the fun and doesn't mind doing an hour's worth of research for 2 bucks. |
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Re: Legality of poker in a private california club within the city of Los Angeles
From: rx_83-ga on 24 Feb 2005 10:30 PST |
surely, but still looking for that person that has done the research. |
Subject:
Re: Legality of poker in a private california club within the city of Los Angele
From: potomac7-ga on 25 Feb 2005 20:02 PST |
The idea of an attorney offering $2 is just hilarious. |
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