Supreme Court lifts Federal Ban on Sports Betting
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RedStormRising
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Happy Freedom Day!
Spocky Ramone
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"degenerate" will become part of the common parlance, moving to the forefront of our lexicon
RedStormRising
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[quote="Spocky Ramone" post=285007]"degenerate" will become part of the common parlance, moving to the forefront of our lexicon[/quote]
ie we have a degenerate in the white house?
ie we have a degenerate in the white house?
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I know a couple of good fellas that are not happy with this decision.
Spocky Ramone
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[quote="RedStormRising2" post=285038][quote="Spocky Ramone" post=285007]"degenerate" will become part of the common parlance, moving to the forefront of our lexicon[/quote]
ie we have a degenerate in the white house?[/quote]
That is usually the case.
I was staying within the context of the thread.
ie we have a degenerate in the white house?[/quote]
That is usually the case.
I was staying within the context of the thread.
Spocky Ramone
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[quote="Class of 72" post=285041]I know a couple of good fellas that are not happy with this decision.[/quote]
Indeed, but they will still be in business, as they offer lines of credit for their clients, the government does not. Orthopedics will continue to be lucrative.
Indeed, but they will still be in business, as they offer lines of credit for their clients, the government does not. Orthopedics will continue to be lucrative.
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[quote="Spocky Ramone" post=285061][quote="Class of 72" post=285041]I know a couple of good fellas that are not happy with this decision.[/quote]
Indeed, but they will still be in business, as they offer lines of credit for their clients, the government does not. Orthopedics will continue to be lucrative.[/quote]
"Loans" at 30% interest will continue but sports betting will be dead to them.
Indeed, but they will still be in business, as they offer lines of credit for their clients, the government does not. Orthopedics will continue to be lucrative.[/quote]
"Loans" at 30% interest will continue but sports betting will be dead to them.
[quote="Mean Gene" post=285083][quote="mjmaherjr" post=285082]wonder what this ends up doing to Vegas.[/quote
I normally go to Vegas for March Madness every year. No need to jackass all the way out there now. I will just go take the short ride down to AC.[/quote]
Hmmmmmm. Wonder what this does for Atlantic City from a real estate perspective. They got hit pretty hard. Is airbnb legal there ?
I normally go to Vegas for March Madness every year. No need to jackass all the way out there now. I will just go take the short ride down to AC.[/quote]
Hmmmmmm. Wonder what this does for Atlantic City from a real estate perspective. They got hit pretty hard. Is airbnb legal there ?
[quote="mjmaherjr" post=285086][quote="Mean Gene" post=285083][quote="mjmaherjr" post=285082]wonder what this ends up doing to Vegas.[/quote
I normally go to Vegas for March Madness every year. No need to jackass all the way out there now. I will just go take the short ride down to AC.[/quote]
Hmmmmmm. Wonder what this does for Atlantic City from a real estate perspective. They got hit pretty hard. Is airbnb legal there ?[/quote]
Jersey has been pursuing this for years with the goal of putting sports books in AC casinos. Can't hurt. Not sure how much it will help, especially if a bunch of other states in the NE follow suit with their own versions.
I normally go to Vegas for March Madness every year. No need to jackass all the way out there now. I will just go take the short ride down to AC.[/quote]
Hmmmmmm. Wonder what this does for Atlantic City from a real estate perspective. They got hit pretty hard. Is airbnb legal there ?[/quote]
Jersey has been pursuing this for years with the goal of putting sports books in AC casinos. Can't hurt. Not sure how much it will help, especially if a bunch of other states in the NE follow suit with their own versions.
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[quote="mjmaherjr" post=285086][quote="Mean Gene" post=285083][quote="mjmaherjr" post=285082]wonder what this ends up doing to Vegas.[/quote
I normally go to Vegas for March Madness every year. No need to jackass all the way out there now. I will just go take the short ride down to AC.[/quote]
Hmmmmmm. Wonder what this does for Atlantic City from a real estate perspective. They got hit pretty hard. Is airbnb legal there ?[/quote]
It will eventually be a big draw at Resorts/Aqueduct Racetrack Casino in Queens. The bookies in Howard Beach are pissed!!!
I normally go to Vegas for March Madness every year. No need to jackass all the way out there now. I will just go take the short ride down to AC.[/quote]
Hmmmmmm. Wonder what this does for Atlantic City from a real estate perspective. They got hit pretty hard. Is airbnb legal there ?[/quote]
It will eventually be a big draw at Resorts/Aqueduct Racetrack Casino in Queens. The bookies in Howard Beach are pissed!!!
[quote="Class of 72" post=285105][quote="mjmaherjr" post=285086][quote="Mean Gene" post=285083][quote="mjmaherjr" post=285082]wonder what this ends up doing to Vegas.[/quote
I normally go to Vegas for March Madness every year. No need to jackass all the way out there now. I will just go take the short ride down to AC.[/quote]
Hmmmmmm. Wonder what this does for Atlantic City from a real estate perspective. They got hit pretty hard. Is airbnb legal there ?[/quote]
It will eventually be a big draw at Resorts/Aqueduct Racetrack Casino in Queens. The bookies in Howard Beach are pissed!!![/quote] my local small businessman cant be too happy either
I normally go to Vegas for March Madness every year. No need to jackass all the way out there now. I will just go take the short ride down to AC.[/quote]
Hmmmmmm. Wonder what this does for Atlantic City from a real estate perspective. They got hit pretty hard. Is airbnb legal there ?[/quote]
It will eventually be a big draw at Resorts/Aqueduct Racetrack Casino in Queens. The bookies in Howard Beach are pissed!!![/quote] my local small businessman cant be too happy either
I am not well read on this topic...
I presume this allows for college sports betting, correct?
Does this open to door to wagers via your phone? i.e. if you are in NY State, and a legal NY State casino sets up a web operation, would mobile phone betting would be allowed?
I presume this allows for college sports betting, correct?
Does this open to door to wagers via your phone? i.e. if you are in NY State, and a legal NY State casino sets up a web operation, would mobile phone betting would be allowed?
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[quote="SJ_NYC" post=285120]I am not well read on this topic...
I presume this allows for college sports betting, correct?
Does this open to door to wagers via your phone? i.e. if you are in NY State, and a legal NY State casino sets up a web operation, would mobile phone betting would be allowed?[/quote]
College sports will be included. It will take some time to set up a mobile app, but that is coming.
My question: will there be one source for the lines, or will each state set their own lines? If the latter, a bettor could get St. John’s at -5 in NY, and -7 in IL. He could then play both...and pocket money.
Or, since the states take is based on the total pool (amount played) , what prevents one state from undercutting others by enticing bettors with better odds?
I presume this allows for college sports betting, correct?
Does this open to door to wagers via your phone? i.e. if you are in NY State, and a legal NY State casino sets up a web operation, would mobile phone betting would be allowed?[/quote]
College sports will be included. It will take some time to set up a mobile app, but that is coming.
My question: will there be one source for the lines, or will each state set their own lines? If the latter, a bettor could get St. John’s at -5 in NY, and -7 in IL. He could then play both...and pocket money.
Or, since the states take is based on the total pool (amount played) , what prevents one state from undercutting others by enticing bettors with better odds?
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[quote="Porgyman" post=285140]
My question: will there be one source for the lines, or will each state set their own lines? If the latter, a bettor could get St. John’s at -5 in NY, and -7 in IL. He could then play both...and pocket money.
Or, since the states take is based on the total pool (amount played) , what prevents one state from undercutting others by enticing bettors with better odds?[/quote]
Sounds like someone could jump in and declare themselves the regulatory body and make billions, all while employing selective enforcement. But since the NCAA is already busy, maybe one of us could take the lead on this and make us all a ton of money.
My question: will there be one source for the lines, or will each state set their own lines? If the latter, a bettor could get St. John’s at -5 in NY, and -7 in IL. He could then play both...and pocket money.
Or, since the states take is based on the total pool (amount played) , what prevents one state from undercutting others by enticing bettors with better odds?[/quote]
Sounds like someone could jump in and declare themselves the regulatory body and make billions, all while employing selective enforcement. But since the NCAA is already busy, maybe one of us could take the lead on this and make us all a ton of money.
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[quote="L J S A" post=285148][quote="Porgyman" post=285140]
My question: will there be one source for the lines, or will each state set their own lines? If the latter, a bettor could get St. John’s at -5 in NY, and -7 in IL. He could then play both...and pocket money.
Or, since the states take is based on the total pool (amount played) , what prevents one state from undercutting others by enticing bettors with better odds?[/quote]
Sounds like someone could jump in and declare themselves the regulatory body and make billions, all while employing selective enforcement. But since the NCAA is already busy, maybe one of us could take the lead on this and make us all a ton of money.[/quote]
Maybe Paul can eventually add another tab on redmen.com: Degenerate Gambling
My question: will there be one source for the lines, or will each state set their own lines? If the latter, a bettor could get St. John’s at -5 in NY, and -7 in IL. He could then play both...and pocket money.
Or, since the states take is based on the total pool (amount played) , what prevents one state from undercutting others by enticing bettors with better odds?[/quote]
Sounds like someone could jump in and declare themselves the regulatory body and make billions, all while employing selective enforcement. But since the NCAA is already busy, maybe one of us could take the lead on this and make us all a ton of money.[/quote]
Maybe Paul can eventually add another tab on redmen.com: Degenerate Gambling