Oregon House Passes Poker Bill
(2005-03-02)
SALEM, Oregon – As reported by the Oregonian: " Texas Hold 'Em -- the fast-paced, high-stakes poker game -- has become a national craze on cable television, the Internet and in casinos. Now Oregon charities are clamoring for some of the action.
"In response, the Oregon House passed a bill Monday that would allow Texas Hold 'Em to be played at charitable 'casino nights'.
"…Only games where players are betting against the house -- such as craps or blackjack -- are allowed. House Bill 231l would change that to allow games where players bet against one another.
"The measure, passed on a 56-1 vote, now goes to the Senate…"
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