NJ Sports Betting: Six years later, it’s official in New Jersey

[philcski]

Originally Posted by raininthrees

in game wagering, probably should rent the movie “what about bob” first

states will keep low limits on flats for a while to grasp their market place
and then gradually expand menu, Delaware and New Jersey had light years
ahead workout reports and starting first, they are running to works...

I use William Hill in NV for most in game wagering. They will be running the book at MTH, so I don't expect the offerings to be any different.

[raininthrees]

Originally Posted by philcski

I use William Hill in NV for most in game wagering. They will be running the book at MTH, so I don't expect the offerings to be any different.

didnt say they wouldnt be, but not instantly

vegas is vegas, and other states are other states and are going to
have other obstacles to work out before menu expansion

[raininthrees]

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/

[raininthrees]

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

[Dawgswin]

Originally Posted by raininthrees

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/

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