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Scotland and poker

  • 6 replies
    • Renmerb
      Renmerb
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      Joined: 26.06.2009 Posts: 172
      As far as poker, same laws apply in Scotland as they do in England, so yes it's perfectly legal and tax free. Most casinos run cash games and tourneys, so shouldn't be a problem if your looking for some live action, assuming your staying in or near a city!

      There are Scots online, I'm one! I think poker is still growing here, but generally you might never know they are Scottish online as location is generally stated as UK or GB.

      I take it you'll be in Edinburgh or Glasgow?
    • 8412king
      8412king
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      Joined: 27.03.2008 Posts: 1,555
      That sounds good! Thank you!

      Originally posted by Renmerb
      I take it you'll be in Edinburgh or Glasgow?
      No, Im going to Aberdeen. If their university accept me.
    • Jan217
      Jan217
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      Joined: 02.01.2009 Posts: 626
      I have some friends studying at aberdeen atm. :) Watch out if your moving into halls with a uni internet connection, they blocks all sorts of poker clients (definately i-poker from what I know).
    • Renmerb
      Renmerb
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      Joined: 26.06.2009 Posts: 172
      Originally posted by 8412king
      No, Im going to Aberdeen. If their university accept me.
      Sweet, I live about 40 miles north. There's a few casinos in town running poker, G Casino being the new one in town runs quite a lot. Then there's the Gala which runs some tourneys, and there was also the International for cash and tourney, but I'm not sure if that's closed since the G appeared.
    • 8412king
      8412king
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      Joined: 27.03.2008 Posts: 1,555
      Originally posted by Jan217
      I have some friends studying at aberdeen atm. :) Watch out if your moving into halls with a uni internet connection, they blocks all sorts of poker clients (definately i-poker from what I know).
      Ohh, thats bad. I will be cautious when to choose a flat.
    • 8412king
      8412king
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      Joined: 27.03.2008 Posts: 1,555
      Originally posted by Renmerb
      Originally posted by 8412king
      No, Im going to Aberdeen. If their university accept me.
      Sweet, I live about 40 miles north. There's a few casinos in town running poker, G Casino being the new one in town runs quite a lot. Then there's the Gala which runs some tourneys, and there was also the International for cash and tourney, but I'm not sure if that's closed since the G appeared.
      Hmm, I´m looking mainly for cash games and PLO in particular.