On the recordOctober 24, 2011
If you don't want to let the citizens within your boundaries play poker for money on the Internet, you simply opt out so they can't play.
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congress.gov“If you don't want to let the citizens within your boundaries play poker for money on the Internet, you simply opt out so they can't play.”
Barton explains the opt-out provision for states and tribes regarding online poker.
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