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Hi - this is basically a question about the Club Poker tournaments (HORSE etc) on pokerstars.com - specifically the exotiques. For a start, living in France, I'm always directly forwared to the .fr (I don't have a VPN). I don't have access to the .com. But I notice that when I play exotiques en cash game (albeit play money) during the night (CET) there are people from all over the world who play, which suggests that there's some kind of global access somewhere along the line: some interlinking between the .coms and .fr etc. So, to play in CP tournaments in the US, I presume you need a) access to the .com (via VPN), and b) a US bank account (even though it's play money). I say all that because in France we either have the tournaments CP, or play money cash games on PS, but the only tournaments in France seem to be at 5000 euro (play money), and as I've never made the effort to accumulate so much, it seems a bit of a shame. Thanks Mark

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Здравствуйте. Я хотел бы предложить вам соблюдать турниры видеть то, что играет. Это трудно описать омаху, стад, Draw и Razz здесь. H.O.R.S.E представляет собой сочетание игры. (Hello. I would suggest you observe the tournaments to see what is played. It is difficult to describe Omaha, Stud, Draw and Razz here. H.O.R.S.E is a combination of games).

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