Thread: Forbes article on online poker
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Old 02-12-10, 02:17 AM
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Interesting, I'm in a class called "Gaming management" and it is awesome. We are taking a field trip to the casino soon and all we do is talk about the various games in casinos, the legality of all of the issues involved, sports betting, and online gambling. It is def the class I am most vocal in, and it is ridiculous listening to some of these peoples misconceptions about online poker and their reasons for why it should be illegal are just ridiculous. Most agree with what I say though, and don't see why we don't regulate and tax it. in 2008 99% of sports bets were done "illegally", like online through bodog, 380 billion dollars was wagered. why the hell don't we regulate and tax that?
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