if it wasn't for backdoor handshakes and political donations to stifle, this day in delaware and the fellow states
to come, would have had these freedoms a decade ago, so finally f**k you Adelson

https://www.legalsportsreport.com/20...utside-nevada/

over 300K and with big time horse racing this weekend
I am thinking over a million in handle is on the horizon.

http://www.espn.com/chalk/story/_/id...etting-tuesday

They were (are) far more afraid of the leagues, who created PASPA, than Sheldon.

Borgata Building Atlantic City’s First Sportsbook, William Hill Expanding Monmouth Park Facility

https://www.casino.org/news/borgata-...hill-expanding

https://www.theborgata.com/casino/games/racebook

OFFICIAL IN NJ! https://sportshandle.com/murphy-make...in-new-jersey/

If only Texas would get the message...:rolleyes:

So awesome.

Congrats to New Jersey, Monmouth Park, Dennis Drazin, and countless others who never gave up. It's long overdue and well deserved.

Now my question is.

1. Will the new AC Sportsbooks offer betting on horse racing since all but Borgota got rid of their racebooks
2. Will Sports betting be allowed at NJ OTB. Aside note I am pretty sure I am the only person here who had his wedding reception at an OTB... well a resturant that eventually became an OTB.

monmouth park will be buzzing this week

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ejorQVy3m8E

ATR live from Monmouth tomorrow..

The legislation passed only applied to casino operators and racetracks. OTBs have different licenses and seemed to be excluded.

My take on the sports betting expansion is this — there’s a lot of initial excitement. It is a great thing to rid (as much as possible) the US of criminals running sports wagering operations. It is great for me as a sports fan and bettor. It will be around for the long term.

But a lot of these states are going to learn — there’s a reason there aren’t stand alone sports books here in LV. It ain’t a license to print money...

I’m guessing the poster ASUdevils is having a rough go, between the VGK getting HANDLED & other states getting the green-light for gambling (something he/she gleefully cheered against).

I’m loving every second of it (Ovie finally winning one and celebrating like a BOSS and the fact that I don’t have to travel far at ALL to sit my fat a$$ in a sportsbook and throw my hard earned money to the wind!

As they said in their post a few years ago (on the first page of this thread), ...


YESSSSSSS!!!!!!!

I had the same question as your #1 above. I sure hope so. I am not far from A.C.

MONMOUTH: FIRST WEEKEND OF NJ SPORTS BETTING DIDN’T HARM RACING BETS

https://www.playnj.com/news/monmouth...g-fears/21154/

now when the skeptical finally realize and see the numbers have and will continue to naturally spike with the customers coming down for sports as well.

It is a must, and fast, that tracks look at the takeout structure and make a significant scale back, as you will get your profits, but if you don't do it naturally by giving players a chance to run thru their bankroll, you will lose these new players after about 365 days.

And you will have only yourself to blame. Lower takeout ASAP

Strong start to action in Delaware: https://sportshandle.com/happy-anniv...er-1-month-in/

New Jersey's first month of sports betting is in the books