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@SCgotgreen @Kevmath No, just like police wouldn't accept those if pulled over. Need DMV ID card or driver's license.
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@SCgotgreen @Kevmath No, just like police wouldn't accept those if pulled over. Need DMV ID card or driver's license.
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@Jake11291 No, that's the change now. State issued ID with address if using Passport as first form of ID.
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@SuddenlyBryce It's the no address part. If you show a Driver's License as ID, you don't need anything else. But passport's don't have addresses. That is the requirement.
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@hkawastaken Not quite, only if you played last year and we scanned your DL and it is still valid (not expired). Best if planning to use U.S. passport, to also carry gov't issued ID with address.
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@AlanParker89 Still require non-U.S. who show passports, to have alternate ID with current address
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@SCgotgreen @Kevmath Told no. Requires physical residential address.
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Yes, absolutely. That is preferred ID and won't require a second one. Issue is for U.S. passports as 1st ID. They will be required to show 2nd w/gov't ID & physical address https://t.co/vfzoWYfYR2
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@ikepoker @dude904 If you have a valid gov't issued ID on file with us from last year Isaac (that hasn't expired since), you can enter. But to get paid out, you will need to show a physical ID as noted.
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@Kevmath Both, registration and payouts. Can't get paid out without valid photo ID with residential address.
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@Kevmath No. Separate. That is single form of government issued photo ID.
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@ikepoker @dude904 We're told no.
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@dude904 No, requirement is government issued ID.
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Worth noting this new requirement for U.S. players;Any person providing a U.S. Passport for identification must provide a secondary, unexpired governmental ID verifying their physical address such as a valid driver’s license. https://t.co/WQkxfoW9it
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@PokerNightSoc Yes, hit up @WSOPcom for deets.
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@FrankieW724 In New Jersey via @WSOPcom We don't operate in Delaware, so not there.
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Sandeep Vasudevan won his second ring in the $365 PLO @harrahsnola for $12,314. It was his third PLO final table at this venue alone and is his first ring since 2013. https://t.co/tJj4rdTh2R https://t.co/DEKJkKMHJg
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@TeamPokerPastor No sir. Still some work to do.
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