Poker : Advertising Poker in 2007 Series

Recently, Jeffrey Pollack, the WSOP Commissioner, informed Casino City's representatives that detailed plans and information about 2007 World Series of Poker ads guidelines will be offered approximately in the next two weeks.

If you don't already know, the advertising process became a key matter in the 2006 episode when WSOP staff enforced players to turn their shirts inside out or cover up their dot com ads in order to obey the U.S. online gaming regulations.

This year, Harrah's will go a little further by forbidding advertisements that come from every Web sites associated with online poker rooms that allow U.S. players, including the free-money dot net webs.

However, players will be permitted to advertise and support sites on their person, but how much or how large the ads are allowable to be is so far to be determined.

Pollack said that he would detail the situation once the guidelines have been announced, but he can assure us that there will be some really democratic guidelines for what players will be permitted to show off.

The future guidelines are anticipated to eliminate all doubt about what can be advertised and what gamblers will be allowable to exhibit on their person.