So when you see, say, "SOFIA" in the field address (the "Field Address" is the bit you can see uinder a players alias when on a Table) remember that players have the ability to enter pretty much any Field Address if they wish, & the reality is it may not be related to their actual address.
Hope that helps.
The list of Countries is limited due to a combination of regulatory, licencing, & Company Policy reasons.
If you are a UK registered player - and go on holiday to somewhere like Vegas where you can't register for online poker - are you still allowed to play on the site whilst over there as your actually registered as being a UK player?
If you are a UK registered player - and go on holiday to somewhere like Vegas where you can't register for online poker - are you still allowed to play on the site whilst over there as your actually registered as being a UK player? Posted by IrishRose
No, not that I am aware of, Rose, though I'm not 100% sure.
You most certainly could not Deposit from Las Vegas.
My advice would be not to even attempt to play on Sky Poker whilst in Las Vegas. I'm not sure what the Official position is though. Pretty sure it is a no no these days.
Online Gaming in Nevada is STRICTLY CONTROLLED to one local site, & I'd be 99% certain you could not play on Sky Poker in Nevada.
Anyway, when you are in Vegas, you should be out & about, sightseeing, or playing Live Poker!
I thought players from Bulgaria used to be allowed on the site... in fact I'm sure there was a period where they had passworded tournaments in the lobby just for them to play in?
In Response to Re: In which countries can you play SkyPoker? : I thought of the exact same thing, but it could have been before black Friday? Posted by BOOBOO81
At the time it was permissible, but things have changed since then.
Took the kids to Disneyland Paris this year and I played on Sky each night in the hotel room. So I was playing in a foreign country and gambling on Disney's WiFi!!
In Response to Re: In which countries can you play SkyPoker? : That was before the Big Two sites got caught messing about, after that the online poker landscape changed forever. Posted by Tikay10
I am certain this was after BlackFriday . Maybe he was just lucky or he was actually playing illegally without knowing. Who knows.
Hi Del, You can currently register & play on Sky Poker from..... United Kingdom Channel Islands Ireland Finland Gibraltar See THIS So when you see, say, "SOFIA" in the field address (the "Field Address" is the bit you can see uinder a players alias when on a Table) remember that players have the ability to enter pretty much any Field Address if they wish, & the reality is it may not be related to their actual address. Hope that helps. The list of Countries is limited due to a combination of regulatory, licencing, & Company Policy reasons. Posted by Tikay10
Ok, thanks Tikay.
Was players from there once able to play on here as was quite awhile ago I seen them?
Was there also once quite a well known player who use to play on here, who stayed in Spain, but then had to stop when rules changed?
In June 2013 Bulgaria overhauled their poker laws, introduced a new regulation system and black-listed most overseas poker operators, I can only assume Sky Poker was one of them.
A year ago Jersey and Guernsey were also on the Sky Poker list of permitted countries. I've no idea why they've dropped off since.
There has been much upheaval in poker laws across the world since Black Friday, it's a bit of a minefield at the moment.
The UK Gambling (Licensing and Advertising) Bill is due to become law in the next few months. We are very lucky, the UK will continue to be one of the best and safest countries in the world to play online poker. Many other nationalities, particularly Americans, look at us with nothing but envy.
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Hi Del,
You can currently register & play on Sky Poker from.....
United KingdomChannel IslandsIrelandFinlandGibraltar
See THIS
So when you see, say, "SOFIA" in the field address (the "Field Address" is the bit you can see uinder a players alias when on a Table) remember that players have the ability to enter pretty much any Field Address if they wish, & the reality is it may not be related to their actual address.
Hope that helps.
The list of Countries is limited due to a combination of regulatory, licencing, & Company Policy reasons.
You most certainly could not Deposit from Las Vegas.
My advice would be not to even attempt to play on Sky Poker whilst in Las Vegas. I'm not sure what the Official position is though. Pretty sure it is a no no these days.
Online Gaming in Nevada is STRICTLY CONTROLLED to one local site, & I'd be 99% certain you could not play on Sky Poker in Nevada.
Anyway, when you are in Vegas, you should be out & about, sightseeing, or playing Live Poker!
A year ago Jersey and Guernsey were also on the Sky Poker list of permitted countries. I've no idea why they've dropped off since.
There has been much upheaval in poker laws across the world since Black Friday, it's a bit of a minefield at the moment.
The UK Gambling (Licensing and Advertising) Bill is due to become law in the next few months. We are very lucky, the UK will continue to be one of the best and safest countries in the world to play online poker. Many other nationalities, particularly Americans, look at us with nothing but envy.