June 28, 2007
What happens in Framingham goes to Vegas
By Matthew L. Brown
The National League of Poker, a division of Framingham-based Power Play Development Corp., will be the only online poker site allowed to have a presence at the Gaming Life Expo in Las Vegas in July.
The expo coincides with the World Series of Poker, and is usually crowded by a more than a dozen online poker companies. But it hasn't been that way since the passage of the U.S. Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act, which cut off funds to offshore gambling sites.
The National League of Poker is free, and uses a points system to make the game feel like it's a money game, according to the company. The site does provide monthly cash prizes to players.
The expo coincides with the World Series of Poker, and is usually crowded by a more than a dozen online poker companies. But it hasn't been that way since the passage of the U.S. Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act, which cut off funds to offshore gambling sites.
The National League of Poker is free, and uses a points system to make the game feel like it's a money game, according to the company. The site does provide monthly cash prizes to players.
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