Poker Player Assistance Urge Members to Write Senators

Poker Player Assistance renewed its assault on the US legislative body in attempt to block the passing of an anti-online gambling bill.

Poker Player Assistance asked their one hundred thousand members nationwide to join in a writing letter campaign. The writing letter campaign will be sent to the state senators.

The group move aims to show the senators of anti banning sentiment of the United States citizens. Michael Bolcerek, president of poker Player Assistance urges the members to voice their sentiments to prevent the Senate in passing the internet gambling bill.

If the anti gambling bill is passed, the online games will be banned including poker games and poker tournaments.

Anyone who wants to show their support should just log in to the online site of Poker Player Assistance where an online form is directly available. The online form will be sent to automatically to the appropriate Senator.

According to Bolcerek, the legislative recess is the perfect time for the Senators to weigh their sides on online gambling. Some of the senators are inkling to support online gambling but support is still needed.

He further urges the people to attend public meetings, town forums and debates where their state representatives can hear their opinions.

October 01, 2006
Jeremy Evans