Online Gambling Policy Forum Starts in an Hour

LonnieIzac · Oct 23, 2003

I will take GTech +points

RobFunk · Oct 23, 2003

yes he used brooklyn as an example becuase they also have one of the largest law enforcements per capita but there is only a 5% chance of a bookmaking operation being shut down in a given year.

JoeWager · Oct 23, 2003

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by David Matthews:
DOes anyone think this will be archived on their Web site so we can watch it later? Also, I'd like to buy a videotape. Anyone think that will be available?<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

I think this will be archived in 24-48 hours from now at http://www.cato.org/realaudio/audiopages.html

Mr.Jones · Oct 23, 2003

I missed everything except the question and answer session. Was there anything else worth mentioning that is not already in this thread? Thanks.

THE SHRINK · Oct 23, 2003

I cannot he cited Fishhead (using real name of course) as the most prominent bookmaker in The States...

Mr.Jones · Oct 23, 2003

Nevermind.

Fishhead · Oct 23, 2003

Thanks Joe!

In conclusion, this observer feels much more confident that this bill to prohibit online gambling is an underdog. Current line

Will Pass +160
Will Not -180

valueman · Oct 23, 2003

Strut888 - did you really feel that given the way they were speaking that the bill is unlikely to pass? - It seemed to me as if they were talking as if it were an inevitiabiality.

Won't affect me unless they stop North american ISP's from accessing gaming sites but i don't want to be selfish here (UK credit cards) - the US government are a really dangerous and seriously misguided lot and the happy days for the pro punter in the US may be just a memory in the not too didtant future.