Posted on 11/26/2013 6:58:01 PM PST by Libloather
New Jersey began allowing Internet gambling on Tuesday in a much-watched bet that there are untapped sources of revenue on bedside iPads and cubicle desktops, and even among people checking their phones while they wait in line for coffee.
Gambling analysts say it is the most significant development since casinos opened in Atlantic City over three decades ago, ultimately setting off what became a furious competition among states for a share of the take.
(Excerpt) Read more at nytimes.com ...
Please ping me when NJ allows self serve gasoline.
What? And put all the illegal aliens out of work ... are you crazy? LOL!
Voluntary tax.
They got that already. It’s called E*Trade. First 60 days free.
Intrade was trying to open up this avenue with the CFTC. No wonder they got the shaft. $9B in revenue? This is big dog territory. Intrade never traded more than $25M as far as I know. That doesn’t even cover all the bribes necessary to set this up.
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