Royal Vegas Poker was part of the Prima Poker Network and ran Microgaming software. The site was a medium-traffic site and was not notable for any reason other than it once had popular poker author Lou Krieger affiliated with the site as a poker host. In 2007 Royal Vegas Poker became PokerTime. In 2010, PokerTime closed to US customers.
"Unfortunately due to circumstances beyond our control, as of 1 June 2010, PokerTime will no longer be able to take bets from players residing in the United States. If you currently have a balance in your account you will need to cash-in prior to 31 May 2010 as PokerTime will not be able to process cash-ins after this date. We apologize for any inconvenience and look forward to welcoming you all back to our poker room should these conditions change.
Kind Regards,
James Grant
Customer Relationship Manager "
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