All this did was give non-poker players more reason to believe online gambling is nothing but complete evil.  What I enjoyed was that they mentioned 3 times or so the fact that online poker illegal in the U.S. - if this was true, though, why would they release the names of a number of players who talked about their experience as online poker pros, despite living in the U.S.?  Also, I'm pretty sure some players have been payed back - for those who haven't, don't they realize (and doesn't 60 minutes realize) that it will take a while to go over 4 years of hand histories?  Last point about the article: 2 million dollars plus repayment of funds doesn't really mean much for a multi-million per year industry, why are they surprised that AP and UB are still in business?