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I live in Jersey, too, and we're in luck. William Hill is already filing paperwork to open up sports books in NJ. We're looking at having legal sports gambling here in NJ in just two weeks. No Native American bullshyt to impede it from happening. You Florida guys need to understand that with...

I don't know the ramifications or penalties associated with breaching the contract, but they ought to consider reneging on the deal. They could institute sports gambling immediately and, aside from a monetary penalty, the loss of exclusivity really isn't that bad now that they're established...

This. The Seminole Indians have a deal with the State that would have to be rewritten to accommodate sports gambling. Apparently, they entered into this awful deal in order to get exclusive rights to slots outside of South Florida and to have approval for table games at all Seminole casinos...

The thing I don't understand is that proliferation of casinos, while certainly real, never bothered to legalize sports gambling as far as I know. And yet Native American casinos are on sovereign lands, governed by tribal laws. So why couldn't the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino or the...

Count me as skeptical. When Delaware was attempting to promulgate legislation legalizing sports betting some 5+ years ago, they were going to limit it to parlays. No winning gambler parlays absent a teaser or some sort of hedge built in (i.e. two games are parlayed, the latter of which is MNF...