Gamblindude

I am also considering a professional membership, but I have a few questions:1. How long have they been around?2. Do they have meetings?3. Are you on any committees? Is that even possible?4. Do they have the "special member only events such as receptions and hospitality suites at tournaments, etc." that they talk about? If so, have you ever been to one? If so, how many people showed up? We're there any "big name" players there?5. Approximately how many members do they have?If you can answer any or all these questions it is greatly appreciated.Thanks,You would probably have to email the

The insurance is just a group health insurance provided by an outside company. The more members, the cheaper the insurance like any other group plan. It also obviously depends on you, age, smoking, etc., and the deductible that you want.I have emailed them several times with questions and have always received a prompt reply. I would try again if I were you, some mistake was probably made.

More than its worth would be too much to pay.

Good Job

I have spoken with him several times about poker and poker theory. He is very intelligent about the topic. And he has been a winning player for some time.

I am a member. They have already done impressive things even though they are just starting out. They have been able to entice several big names in the poker world to join the board of directors, they are not for profit, and I agree that poker and poker players need a voice. Their whole goal is to promote poker as a competitive sport. Poker needs an organization like this and they really need everybody's support to be successful. I joined as a professional member for $200 per year so I could qualify for the health insurance and retirement plans.