A collation of nine federally recognized Indian tribes took their PokerStars opposition to a new level this week. The Viejas Band of Kumeyaay Indians launched a radio and online campaign that dramatically ratcheted up the rhetoric over the bad actors issue.
The 60-second radio spot, first spotted by OnlinePokerReport’s Chris Grove, baldly equates PokerStars with “internet scam artists and conmen.” The spot says California residents “deserve to be protected from corrupt companies like PokerStars.” The spot also mentions the insider trading investigations involving Stars’ new owner Amaya, and ominously intones that Stars is looking to “gain access to every computer, smartphone and tablet in the state.”
The 60-second radio spot, first spotted by OnlinePokerReport’s Chris Grove, baldly equates PokerStars with “internet scam artists and conmen.” The spot says California residents “deserve to be protected from corrupt companies like PokerStars.” The spot also mentions the insider trading investigations involving Stars’ new owner Amaya, and ominously intones that Stars is looking to “gain access to every computer, smartphone and tablet in the state.”
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