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The Minnesota Department of Public Safety had attempted to tell internet service providers in the state to stop their users from viewing hundreds of poker and gambling Web sites. While there has been no official announcement from that state agency, the Poker Players Alliance said that Minnesota was dropping its efforts to force ISPs in the state to limit users access to such Web sites.

State Representative Pat Garofalo, who had been at the forefront of battling the enforcement measure, said *the legal position underlying the issuance of the notices was reconsidered.*

So for now, online poker is relatively safe in Minnesota once again. We’ll update you if there’s any change.

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Manne wrote: The Minnesota Department of Public Safety had attempted to tell internet service providers in the state to stop their users from viewing hundreds of poker and gambling Web sites. While there has been no official announcement from that state agency, the Poker Players Alliance said that Minnesota was dropping its efforts to force ISPs in the state to limit users access to such Web sites.

State Representative Pat Garofalo, who had been at the forefront of battling the enforcement measure, said *the legal position underlying the issuance of the notices was reconsidered.*

So for now, online poker is relatively safe in Minnesota once again. We’ll update you if there’s any change.

Cheers
Why the minnesota tell the ISPs and force in the state to limit users access to such Web sites.
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Vandy wrote: Why the minnesota tell the ISPs and force in the state to limit users access to such Web sites.
Why the minnesota tell the ISPs and force in the state to limit users access to such Web sites.

That's American Freedom 😄
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Manne wrote: Why the minnesota tell the ISPs and force in the state to limit users access to such Web sites.

That's American Freedom 😄
Why the Minnesota Department of Public Safety had attempted to tell internet service providers in the state to stop their users from viewing hundreds of poker and gambling Web sites.
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neel wrote: Why the Minnesota Department of Public Safety had attempted to tell internet service providers in the state to stop their users from viewing hundreds of poker and gambling Web sites.
The Minnesota Department of Public Safety had attempted to tell internet service providers in the state to stop their users from viewing hundreds of poker and gambling Web sites. While there has been no official announcement from that state agency, the Poker Players Alliance said that Minnesota was dropping its efforts to force ISPs in the state to limit users access to such Web sites.State Representative Pat Garofalo, who had been at the forefront of battling the enforcement measure, said *the legal position underlying the issuance of the notices was reconsidered.So for now, online poker is relatively safe in Minnesota once again.
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