The game of Poker has blown up into a multi-billion dollar enterprise. Within any enterprise of such financial grandeur it should come as no surprise that corruption will be rife from within.
The average American doesn't have an extra $1,000 laying around to cover an emergency expense. It should come as no surprise to see the Poker world today proliferating with criminals.
Here is the clincher: These agents and poker room operators are committing state level felonies simply by soliciting and operating these gaming platforms. Each time one of these "agents" makes an exchange for
real money with players buying chips these applications are no longer considered legal under online gaming prohibitions laws. Additionally, when these agents are acting in concert with "club owners" or "union members" additional charges are filed for conspiracy. Finally, when these "agents" or "club owners" or "union members" act in concert to conceal the origins of funds that then becomes money laundering.
To add a little more icing onto the cake, when any of the aforementioned groups engage in the acts of concealing funds and performing interstate and/or international transfers federal charges will often be introduced.
Like I said previously about their being a pre-existing criminal investigation against a handful of very notable Poker names specifically regarding their illegality with Pokerbros. Investigations take time. Big cases need BIG evidence.
This information should be substantial enough to deter people away from this application. There is just too much money involved and way to many criminals proliferating in almost every single club in existence to believe that anyone is receiving fair and honest gameplay.