House rejects bill allowing Texas Hold ‘Em poker tournaments
Posted: Friday, 18 May 2007 3:05PM House rejects bill allowing Texas Hold ‘Em poker tournaments Associated Press Reporting The House narrowly rejected a bill today that would allow bars and restaurants to hold … via WWL-AM New Orleans
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