Of all the reputable sportsbooks, that is. I'd definitely trust Jay Cohen to hold 50% of all my assets before I would trust any politician with 5% of them. What a bunch of assclowns we have in Washington. But I don't think their silliness will have any effect on the industry or the players. I don't know one person that doesn't smoke pot because it's illegal. They either do or they don't, depending on their personal preference. If these idiots do indeed sign this into law, who really cares? I've said this before and I'll say it again, go find the real internet criminals, and put those motherfuckers in jail. There's no shortage of them, and you can find them each and every week on Dateline NBC.
Yes, the Congresscritters are not the sharpest tools in the box, and corrupt - that's why they are in politics - so they can get bribes and spend other people's - yours, my tax money.Illini said:
Don't think that they won't bably effect your ability to gamble. They can and will by attacking your ability to deposit money where you want to gamble.
That's why the battle is only just beggining. People need to keep the pressure on, maybe a march of poker and sports bettors on Washington.
http://www.saveonlinegambling.com/
http://www.pokerplayersalliance.org/
You obviously don't know most of the execs in the gaming industry.
It is easy to say "I would trust the honest sportsbook execs"...but the same could be said for the "honest politicians".
There are a lot of scumbags offshore...and there are a lot of scumbag politicians. I wouldn't trust 95% of either of them.
It is easy to say "I would trust the honest sportsbook execs"...but the same could be said for the "honest politicians".
There are a lot of scumbags offshore...and there are a lot of scumbag politicians. I wouldn't trust 95% of either of them.
