'Do I think it makes sense personally to spend a lot of resources trying to catch these people? I don't. The poker Hall of Famer then clarified that it's most poker companies' policy that you're not allowed to do 'any of that stuff,' but reiterated his views on it. It doesn't make sense to us to spend resources to enforce that If that's an issue in your country, then you police it.' 'I don't think it makes a lot of sense for the companies to police in these cases when the rule is stupid in the first place. READ MORE: GGPoker Responds to Cheating Scandal Negreanu posed a hypothetical where Senegal banned Apple products, and whether or not it would be up to Apple to police whether people were using an iPhone or an iPad in that country. 'I personally don't give a crap where you're playing from as long as it's you' 'I personally don't give a crap where you're playing from as long as it's you. On this occasion, he referred back to his time as a PokerStars ambassador in his views on this topic, saying that he found it difficult to understand why PokerStars spent so much money and resources trying to catch people 'VPNing', or playing from countries they're not supposed to.

This isn't the first time that Negreanu has spoken out on the ethics of using a VPN in order to play poker from a country where it is not allowed. Top 10 Stories of 2019: The Roller Coaster Year of Daniel Negreanu Negreanu's Views Poker sites have repeatedly stated that the use of a VPN is against their terms of service, with 2018 World Championship of Online Poker (WCOOP) champion 'wann2play' was stripped of their title and $1.35 million in prize money due to 'multi-accounting/ghosting' and use of a VPN. Many people use this to watch shows on Netflix that they are unable to in their country, but more importantly for this conversation poker players can use this in order to conceal their location.

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