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First let me again apologize for the complete mess this site has been for the last couple of weeks. There are some things going on behind scenes that I cannot discuss right now. All of it will make sense… eventually.

As for now.. Everything is back on track and on time.

In case you are wondering.. Jay McLeod is going to be doing some guest strips for the next week or two. Please give him a bit fat Life’s A Bluff welcome! Jay is a very good friend of the site and I am glad to have him. I have always enjoyed his artwork. So much so that I had it tattooed on my arm.

Today’s strip could be considered our official response to the “Internet Gambling Ban”.

I do have to say while this has really upset a lot of people. I tend to look at it as a good thing. If nothing else this issue is being dealt with. Maybe now we can finally get poker classified as a game of skill and not a game of chance.

I have never been a fan of foreign companies getting rich off of American poker players either. Hopefully one day soon, we look back at this time and laugh as we are cashing out from possible U.S. based casinos. I would play a Caesars Palace or Bellagio online in a second… wouldn’t you? How cool would that be?

That all said. It will be a cold day in hell when the government legislates morailty to me. This ban means nothing and will not effect me one bit.

In case you aren’t sure which companies are still allowing play from American customers… This site has complete details…

Anyway.. other than that.. there isn’t much I can add to the discussion that hasn’t been said a million times on a million blogs.

OH.. Make sure you check back tomorrow when we will be starting something new. I think you all will enjoy it.

until then..

- Frank

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