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Underground Poker Club in Muslim Country: How It Operates
Live Poker & StreamingNovember 30, 2012·1 min read

Underground Poker Club in Muslim Country: How It Operates


An anonymous user on Quora.com shared details about running an underground poker club in a Muslim country where gambling is illegal. The post was made on Quora.com by an anonymous user who manages an elite poker club in a Muslim country where gambling is illegal.

The club operates under strict rules, including invitation-only access, no cash allowed during games, and encrypted locations. Players must have a sponsor and be vetted before entering the club. The club uses high-quality poker chips from Paulson and covers tables with billiard cloth. The club organizes tournaments once a month. The club has never experienced violence during games. The club's organizers take a 10% cut from the total buy-ins. The club operates in private homes, offices, or hotel rooms, with games starting at 9 PM and ending at 5 AM. The club uses encrypted messages to inform players about the game locations. The club employs independent arbiters to ensure fair play and resolve disputes.

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