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Message: <br /><br /> If you are having trouble reading this email, you may view this article online at: http://www.jweekly.com/57413/full/57413/no-bluff-police-break-up-poker-game-at-senior-center/ <br /><br /> <b>No bluff: Police break up poker game at senior center</b> <br /> Friday, March 12, 2010 | by <br /><br /><p>The odds were stacked against retirees at the Twin Falls, Idaho, Senior Center last month when police arrived to break up a long-running poker game after receiving an anonymous tip.</p> <p>About 20 seniors had played at the center for more than five years but police say nothing in Idaho law permits gambling at any age.</p> <p>Residents told the Twin Falls Times-News they paid $20 to play and the pot was split among the top chip holders.</p> <p>Ora Deahl, 73, said she thought it was legal because the players donated up to $500 to the senior center each month. Doris Williams, 80, said they’ve been playing the legal way without money since the police visit but it isn’t as much fun.<em> — ap</em></p>

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