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What, like a dice rolling horses race game?
Hmm, what other things have I seen in PCFers home game pictures. Slot machines, roulette wheels, the occasional blackjack or craps table?
FWIW, the highest effective tax rates in the 1950s exceeded ***90%***.
Moreover, there were far fewer tax loopholes and shelter strategies in play back then. (Actually my grandfather’s law partner was credited with inventing the modern tax shelter in the early 50s.)
Citizens can legally play poker at home in Ohio so long as no one profits from conducting the game or hosting the games at their residences as per Section 2915.02(A)(2).
I’ve also talked to an attorney and had my charity games approved. So I’m good to go. (All volunteers, venue must be a fraternal organization etc).
“Ohio’s home poker laws are not that clear, but they suggest that players can conduct and take part in home poker games as long as the house does not accept a commission.”
Actually I go to games with NY lawyers, it’s legal here if there’s no rake/fee, I could try to find the exact penal law but that’s been my understanding for around a decade here in NYC. Law enforcement in NYC def play in home games without rake.
Actually I go to games with NY lawyers, it’s legal here if there’s no rake/fee, I could try to find the exact penal law but that’s been my understanding for around a decade here in NYC. Law enforcement in NYC def play in home games without rake.