Lawyers, Very Busy in Power Poker Games
Listen to Eolis International Group CEO, Wendeen H. Eolis’ interview on the gaming radio show produced by QuadJacks.com… for the most candid and in depth discussion of Full Tilt Poker and Poker Stars issues as each moves forward in their cases with the Department of Justice in the prosecution of online poker. http://www.quadjacks.com/2012/02/14/the-gaming-world-feat-wendeen-eolis-quadjacks-poker-radio-tuesday-february-14-2012/ Read Eolis’s […]
Listen to Eolis International Group CEO, Wendeen H. Eolis’ interview on the gaming radio show produced by QuadJacks.com…
for the most candid and in depth discussion of Full Tilt Poker and Poker Stars issues as each moves forward in their cases with the Department of Justice in the prosecution of online poker.
Read Eolis’s Latest article “Who Says Poker is a Game of Skill?” February 28th, 2012
http://www.pokerplayernewspaper.com/content/who-says-poker-game-skill-11951
In this article, Ms. Eolis reviews the development of the central legal conundrum in the prosecution of online poker. The questions are: Is poker gambling as a matter of law? Is poker a game of skill and if so to what degree?
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