prop.27 would allow mobile and online sports betting outside native american tribal land.now people like draftkings and fanduel would have to make a deal with tribes to qualify for this.the state would collect hundreds of millions of dollars in taxes and fees.and there is much more.i live in calif. and wholly support prop.27.some thoughts on the prop. fellas.
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Yes on 27
No on 26Comment -
Prop 26 - no
prop 27 - yesComment -
If I see one more commercial I’m going to gauge my eyes out. Fackin Indians running ads like if we vote for them they’ll solve homelessness lol. Go Fack yourselfComment -
Would be great if it passes but I heard it's down big in the polls. The average Californian doesn't care about this or doesn't understand it could bring in Millions for the stateComment -
I hate to say it but NO on both.
27 doesn't give us a very good betting landscape at all. 26 might give us a great one, temporarily, unless the tribes just dial into caesars, but it won't last.
I'm thinking NO to both, let's try again.Comment -
Doesn't matter how many more billions Cali rakes in, they'll spend it all and more on the homeless, druggers, convicts, greenies and other garbage.Comment -
Power to the people VOTE YESהמוסד
המוסד למודיעין ולתפקידים מיוחדים
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you need the nerds in revenge of the nerds to make a song about it
i am still surprised cali has not given people betting yetComment -
1000% no both
Cali people do not care
Biggest loser state usaComment -
Legal books suck. Only thing good that comes from legalized gambling is poker sites. But even then it's pretty bad because most want it ring-fenced to just their state only.Comment -
CA the holy grail of sports bettingComment -
Not looking good for prop 27. Latest poll has it Yes 34%/No 54% https://www.ppic.org/publication/ppi...eptember-2022/Comment -
Neither 26 or 27 will pass . Very sadComment -
Only a small % of california ppl are real sports bettors,that's why it no pass.sad day in caliComment -
Fukk the indians. They've been getting handouts for 245 years and still can't figure out how to feed themselves. Reservation system should be dissolved.Comment -
no on both all these penetrating scumbags are crying about money for the homeless..penetrate the homeless..if i lose consistently a t a book i'll be homeless...these books have zero protections for players..and esp winning players like myself..ypu win 20 k and they limit you...good luck on disputes that are in your favor too.. so i'm in LA and i'm for only parimutuel type betting at a racetrack or any retail outlet..penetrate all these other scams designed just to beat the player 99% of the timeComment -
My relatives in Ca have said both proposals have so many stipulations he is voting no on both the Indians and politicians have destroyed both proposal's my cousin said he will continue to just go to las Vegas or AZ.Comment -
Correct.
Vote NO on BOTH propositions.
Don't be so desperate for sportsbetting access that you take a bad deal and not get the access you think.
NO on BOTH!!!
Let's try this again next year and do it the right way.
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Vote noComment -
I’m sure Vegas casinos are funding the no side hard.Comment -
No is a sure thingComment -
i say move and fastComment -
I'm going yes on 27 and no on 26.Comment -
If any of these prop turds would actually HELP end homelessness and support mental health funding I would vote for whatever they propose; of course we all know that revenue will NEVER go to help those 2 causes.Comment -
If it gets knocked down, that’s it for like eight years they saidComment -
Bullshit.
Bull-fukkin-shit.
There's a draft written every year, sometimes multiple. There's too much of a carrot.
We might even be voting for these again next time. That's the problem, they might just throw the same gag at us again.
Regardless, we need to learn from the mistakes of the rest of the country. I'm actually now a little glad California didn't "lead" in this one. I know a little something about this landscape, lol.
Vote NO on BOTH!!!!
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Gold, if they both get knocked down I just might head to Sacramento and educate and consult for the various lobbyists. Of course not the "out of state big corporations" but local lobbysits and legislators.
I will make a concerted effort to at least see that they don't just put the same shit out there on the next ballot and try to advertise their way into the voter's favor.
I will make a concerted effort to also see that they consider the effects of a fair marketplace; consumer protections in CA will already be in place, I think.
I will use the influence I have and do what I can to obtain more.
I admit I probably can't even have an effect on next year's ballot, but I can try and shoot for two years from now as well.
It's a fukkin shark tank in that arena and the tribes have influence.Comment -
Too much politics involved everybody wants the whole pie instead of dividing it up. Now there's no pie for anyoneComment -
as long as the commercials end i'm good. I want to blow my brains out everytime they come on spewing nonsense about ending homelessnessComment -
Ya maybe the ads are hurting the campaignComment -
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Also, be aware that the advertising is more targeted than ever and if you're seeing them online then they are aiming for you. The targeting is like never before, almost Trump like in the campaign.
Not sure about general cable/sat though, that might be more general advertising.
Would love to see the advertising budgets for these props.Comment
