Biscuit

I am likely to be out of the USA for a while next year. If I establish residence in a foreign country, can I sign on at the non-US facing poker sites, or will they still bar me because I will still be a US citizen?

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dominique

The problem is payouts...

If you sign in from a foreign IP you won't be blocked, if you have a foreign address you will get past the next step. But when you hit payouts - what will you do?

I am no lawyer and this is not legal advice, but it seems that when you are in a different country you are subject to local laws. So there is no reason for you not to play when there.

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Biscuit

I am hoping to get a local bank account and Neteller. Dare to dream!

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donktheclown

What country will you be in? Once you have the account set up and a payment processing method, you shouldn't have a problem.

Example : I'm in Canada and I use instaDebit on a few poker / sportsbetting sites. I moved a couple months ago, and instaDebit doesn't even let you manually change address. You have to fax them the info, which I haven't done. Despite still being registered at the old address, I've been using it with no trouble. And they don't seem to send any mail because I have my mail forwarded to me and never got anything from them.

Biscuit

I will be in Djibouti.

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donktheclown

Ok, then I can't really help you :P

I assume you're going there for work?

Biscuit

You assume correctly.

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