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RE: Sports Gambling may soon be legal (outside of Nevada)
Atlantic City is a ghost town with lots of casinos but they never passed line betting. They had all the infrastructure in place but it died on the vine when the people wouldn't pass the bill.
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(05-16-2018 12:17 PM)Tintin Wrote:  North Carolina won’t, but there have been rumors of an Indian casino opening in northern SC near Charlotte for years.
This might be the push that puts them over.

They're trying to put it in Kings mountain, NC actually. It would need approval from the department of Indian affairs since this is not currently tribal land, though it does fall in their historical range. They have an agreement with SC that they would not operate a casino from the Catawba reservation.

If approved, it would be devastating for the Cherokee casino. They'll spend millions to keep it from happening.
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(05-16-2018 08:32 PM)Niner National Wrote:  
(05-16-2018 12:17 PM)Tintin Wrote:  North Carolina won’t, but there have been rumors of an Indian casino opening in northern SC near Charlotte for years.
This might be the push that puts them over.

They're trying to put it in Kings mountain, NC actually. It would need approval from the department of Indian affairs since this is not currently tribal land, though it does fall in their historical range. They have an agreement with SC that they would not operate a casino from the Catawba reservation.

If approved, it would be devastating for the Cherokee casino. They'll spend millions to keep it from happening.


clt says Cherokee needs to loosen the slots
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(05-14-2018 02:45 PM)Dawgxas Wrote:  Long overdue, the bookie's worst nightmare

I completely disagree.....

as a bettor with a line of credit that is off the grid, why would I want to get on the grid???

that would just be fk'n retarded.....
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(05-18-2018 12:14 AM)stinkfist Wrote:  
(05-14-2018 02:45 PM)Dawgxas Wrote:  Long overdue, the bookie's worst nightmare

I completely disagree.....

as a bettor with a line of credit that is off the grid, why would I want to get on the grid???

that would just be fk'n retarded.....


clt nods. Off the grid.
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Texas money is one of the biggest reason why Oklahoma and Louisiana have nice casinos. Golden Nugget in Lake Charles is owned by a Texan in Houston.
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RE: Sports Gambling may soon be legal (outside of Nevada)
(05-18-2018 12:14 AM)stinkfist Wrote:  
(05-14-2018 02:45 PM)Dawgxas Wrote:  Long overdue, the bookie's worst nightmare

I completely disagree.....

as a bettor with a line of credit that is off the grid, why would I want to get on the grid???

that would just be fk'n retarded.....

I see what you're saying, for the serious sports bettor perspective I agree.

But for the occasion sports bettor no need to go to all the trouble to deal with a bookie when you can go in straight into a sports book and place a bet; or even online where states allow it.

BTW Do you pay your bookie with Bitcoin??03-lmfao You would be completely off the gird Stink
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(05-16-2018 09:56 AM)WKUFan518 Wrote:  
(05-15-2018 10:34 AM)goliath74 Wrote:  How is Florida not one of the states on the list? We have a bunch of casinos (not counting the Indians). I guess, South Florida is a much more liberal place than the rest of the state, which is more highly represented in the Florida legislature.

Heard on radio Florida might be last state to pass this law due to the strong presence of Disney who is against betting...

Disney's afraid even more of the tourism money will go to Miami if this law passes. As far as I am concerned, I would not miss Disney if it were to just disappear one day.
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(05-18-2018 01:31 PM)Dawgxas Wrote:  
(05-18-2018 12:14 AM)stinkfist Wrote:  
(05-14-2018 02:45 PM)Dawgxas Wrote:  Long overdue, the bookie's worst nightmare

I completely disagree.....

as a bettor with a line of credit that is off the grid, why would I want to get on the grid???

that would just be fk'n retarded.....

I see what you're saying, for the serious sports bettor perspective I agree.

But for the occasion sports bettor no need to go to all the trouble to deal with a bookie when you can go in straight into a sports book and place a bet; or even online where states allow it.

BTW Do you pay your bookie with Bitcoin??03-lmfao You would be completely off the gird Stink

It's kind of like saying nobody will buy weed from a licensed store in Colorado because they prefer their shady dealer down the alley. Yes, yes they will. Licensing will limit profit via smaller, standard, controlled vigs. Penalties for running books will increase as they will be in direct competition with a state money maker. No chance of being ripped off or welched on by an unfamiliar bookie.

East coast people can't always just go to Vegas to do it legally, but they can go to WV. And the loss of clientele will make the risk of doing it illegally for much less money less enticing for existing bookies.
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RE: Sports Gambling may soon be legal (outside of Nevada)
(05-18-2018 01:31 PM)Dawgxas Wrote:  
(05-18-2018 12:14 AM)stinkfist Wrote:  
(05-14-2018 02:45 PM)Dawgxas Wrote:  Long overdue, the bookie's worst nightmare

I completely disagree.....

as a bettor with a line of credit that is off the grid, why would I want to get on the grid???

that would just be fk'n retarded.....

I see what you're saying, for the serious sports bettor perspective I agree.

But for the occasion sports bettor no need to go to all the trouble to deal with a bookie when you can go in straight into a sports book and place a bet; or even online where states allow it.

BTW Do you pay your bookie with Bitcoin??03-lmfao You would be completely off the gird Stink

no sir....my guy drives to me 150 miles round trip once a month if the balance is >500 ska-bangs either way.....

and my guy has a partner that simply developed a site with a database 'warehouse' that taps into everything you can imaging including my fave, "live-in" betting....

to the bitcoin question , I almost bought 100 bucks worth ~15 years ago on a whim.....oh how I punch myself in the nuts every day for not pulling that silly trigger....
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(05-19-2018 12:59 AM)MUther Wrote:  
(05-18-2018 01:31 PM)Dawgxas Wrote:  
(05-18-2018 12:14 AM)stinkfist Wrote:  
(05-14-2018 02:45 PM)Dawgxas Wrote:  Long overdue, the bookie's worst nightmare

I completely disagree.....

as a bettor with a line of credit that is off the grid, why would I want to get on the grid???

that would just be fk'n retarded.....

I see what you're saying, for the serious sports bettor perspective I agree.

But for the occasion sports bettor no need to go to all the trouble to deal with a bookie when you can go in straight into a sports book and place a bet; or even online where states allow it.

BTW Do you pay your bookie with Bitcoin??03-lmfao You would be completely off the gird Stink

It's kind of like saying nobody will buy weed from a licensed store in Colorado because they prefer their shady dealer down the alley. Yes, yes they will. Licensing will limit profit via smaller, standard, controlled vigs. Penalties for running books will increase as they will be in direct competition with a state money maker. No chance of being ripped off or welched on by an unfamiliar bookie.

East coast people can't always just go to Vegas to do it legally, but they can go to WV. And the loss of clientele will make the risk of doing it illegally for much less money less enticing for existing bookies.

you really don't understand how easy it is to do it off the grid.....

passing this is a big ol' nothing burger.....

the states that figure out the internutz equation will be the ones that win.....

regardless, there's not a snowball's chance I ever make a wager at a sports book.....
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(05-19-2018 07:05 AM)stinkfist Wrote:  
(05-19-2018 12:59 AM)MUther Wrote:  
(05-18-2018 01:31 PM)Dawgxas Wrote:  
(05-18-2018 12:14 AM)stinkfist Wrote:  
(05-14-2018 02:45 PM)Dawgxas Wrote:  Long overdue, the bookie's worst nightmare

I completely disagree.....

as a bettor with a line of credit that is off the grid, why would I want to get on the grid???

that would just be fk'n retarded.....

I see what you're saying, for the serious sports bettor perspective I agree.

But for the occasion sports bettor no need to go to all the trouble to deal with a bookie when you can go in straight into a sports book and place a bet; or even online where states allow it.

BTW Do you pay your bookie with Bitcoin??03-lmfao You would be completely off the gird Stink

It's kind of like saying nobody will buy weed from a licensed store in Colorado because they prefer their shady dealer down the alley. Yes, yes they will. Licensing will limit profit via smaller, standard, controlled vigs. Penalties for running books will increase as they will be in direct competition with a state money maker. No chance of being ripped off or welched on by an unfamiliar bookie.

East coast people can't always just go to Vegas to do it legally, but they can go to WV. And the loss of clientele will make the risk of doing it illegally for much less money less enticing for existing bookies.

you really don't understand how easy it is to do it off the grid.....

passing this is a big ol' nothing burger.....

the states that figure out the internutz equation will be the ones that win.....

regardless, there's not a snowball's chance I ever make a wager at a sports book.....

I do understand. What I'm saying is that opportunity may no longer be there if the guys close up shop due to others going legit. There will be people who go to licensed venues for their betting, online or in person. That will affect the bookies that had their previous business.
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(05-19-2018 07:05 AM)stinkfist Wrote:  
(05-19-2018 12:59 AM)MUther Wrote:  
(05-18-2018 01:31 PM)Dawgxas Wrote:  
(05-18-2018 12:14 AM)stinkfist Wrote:  
(05-14-2018 02:45 PM)Dawgxas Wrote:  Long overdue, the bookie's worst nightmare

I completely disagree.....

as a bettor with a line of credit that is off the grid, why would I want to get on the grid???

that would just be fk'n retarded.....

I see what you're saying, for the serious sports bettor perspective I agree.

But for the occasion sports bettor no need to go to all the trouble to deal with a bookie when you can go in straight into a sports book and place a bet; or even online where states allow it.

BTW Do you pay your bookie with Bitcoin??03-lmfao You would be completely off the gird Stink

It's kind of like saying nobody will buy weed from a licensed store in Colorado because they prefer their shady dealer down the alley. Yes, yes they will. Licensing will limit profit via smaller, standard, controlled vigs. Penalties for running books will increase as they will be in direct competition with a state money maker. No chance of being ripped off or welched on by an unfamiliar bookie.

East coast people can't always just go to Vegas to do it legally, but they can go to WV. And the loss of clientele will make the risk of doing it illegally for much less money less enticing for existing bookies.

you really don't understand how easy it is to do it off the grid.....

passing this is a big ol' nothing burger.....

the states that figure out the internutz equation will be the ones that win.....

regardless, there's not a snowball's chance I ever make a wager at a sports book.....
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