States see disappointing tax revenue from legal sports betting

**hawkeye 16** · 04-23-19, 10:09 AM

Originally posted by Sam Odom

OK... Thought wrongly you knew him
Must be someone else

Did Fishhead ever go to one of those bashes? I'd like to go to one sometime. If SBR ever needs to throw one on a budget, they could do it in Des Moines for like 50,000 betpoints and a couple coffee mugs. That should be enough to cover everybody's expenses for the weekend, including a weekend pass to the strip joint, complimentary table dances, all drinks, hotel rooms and $200 in chips for each person at the casino, a day at the track and a hooker for each guest. Granted, you would have to come to Iowa.

**jjgold** · 04-23-19, 11:29 AM

Congrats Iowa!

**RonPaul2008** · 04-23-19, 01:04 PM

Originally posted by hawkeye 16

Did Fishhead ever go to one of those bashes?

Yes, I met him at one.

**milwaukee mike** · 04-23-19, 01:41 PM

Originally posted by RonPaul2008

Yes, I met him at one.

same one where we were in the hot tub together?

oh wait that sounded kind of fruity

**PaperTrail07** · 04-23-19, 02:17 PM

What i've noticed is the SUPER rich feel its a clown show.....they are more connected for easier $ with ZERO sweat involved......the majority are betting very very small $........and even when a rich guy bet 50K ect....its less % of his worth than a hundo to a middle class guy......

Originally posted by ChuckyTheGoat

Small state. But this is a good article. I think a big part of it is that in REALITY, people don't bet big.

Think about it. Even on SBR...how many guys tout themselves as BIG TIME (when they're really small-time, or even air-betting)?