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Posted by smfischer4
 - Aug 15, 2009, 10:49 AM
I'm recently going through the interview process for the fbi and was wondering if previous internet gambling activity would damage my chances?  Its not extensive, just several hundred dollars a year deposited on various internet poker sites.  If this is a problem, how best to address it in a potential polygraph/interview setting?  And do other agencies, CIA/NSA/DoD, care?