Is there any sportsbook in US rather than Nevada?

[dimon]

I wanted to ask you guys if there any in Missisippi or any other places other than Vegas/Nevada?

Thanks in advance

[Fishhead]

OREGON LOTTERY

No sportsbetting in MS.

[gambleballs]

Delaware has some sportsbetting. Two other states are grandfathered in to be able to offer sportsbetting. Oregon and Montana I believe.

[TJ EasyStreet]

IIRC, though, Delaware is all parlays.

[gambleballs]

yeah I think that's right. 3 team min and like $100 max bet.

[menang8]

Have to try offshore!

[SpiderMonkey]

Did I see Iowa was working on allowing sports betting?

[jackkkk2009]

Did I see Iowa was working on allowing sports betting?

Don't think so. I think It's New Jersey

[gambleballs]

Don't think so. I think It's New Jersey

yeah Atlantic City would love to offer sports but the NFL and other leagues threaten to sue or or boycott any state that even mentions sportsbetting lately.

[ucbearcats1027]

my house haha

[king]

It's not fair that vegas is taking all the action. Seems like a monopoly.

[gambleballs]

<1% of all the money bet on sports goes through Vegas books.

[frankthetank]

Casino Boats in Florida have small time bookie operations. And they pay some zit face kid to print the lines and he has lines that are 3 or 4 hours old. ha ha. And I beat them several times with steam moves on west coast college hoops. A big one was a year or two ago, they had St. Mary's -9.5 over Pacific and the line went to -11.5 and they still had 9' so I hit em for 550. Then went and lost it all on Blackjack and a speeding ticket later in the night. Haha LOL

[BigdaddyQH]

<1% of all the money bet on sports goes through Vegas books.

Prove that. Where did you dream up that number? Less than 1%? Give me a break. Show me the proof. I personally know of cartels that go through Vegas that make their wagers. The group I am involved with makes wagers on certain games that are MORE than 1% of the wagers made on all the offshore books, and we are just one of many groups.

83 million was wagered on the Superbowl in Vegas, and you are trying to claim that 83 million is less than 1% of the total wagered? Do the math whiz. It figures out to 8.3 BILLION having to have been wagered on off shore books. Get serious.

[spartangreen]

The Ceasers Casino in Windsor, Canada just across the border from Detroit has a decent sportsbook, been there a few times.

[TJ EasyStreet]

yeah Atlantic City would love to offer sports but the NFL and other leagues threaten to sue or or boycott any state that even mentions sportsbetting lately.

I think the ball is rolling, though. The rampant success that New York is seeing with the Racino in Yonkers has led to more mentions in the press. Remember, Rockefeller nearly had a casino approved in New York if not for the goddamn church.

[PeteRose9412]

The Ceasers Casino in Windsor, Canada just across the border from Detroit has a decent sportsbook, been there a few times.

these are all parlays and proline i think. is this correct?

[PeteRose9412]

Prove that. Where did you dream up that number? Less than 1%? Give me a break. Show me the proof. I personally know of cartels that go through Vegas that make their wagers. The group I am involved with makes wagers on certain games that are MORE than 1% of the wagers made on all the offshore books, and we are just one of many groups.

83 million was wagered on the Superbowl in Vegas, and you are trying to claim that 83 million is less than 1% of the total wagered? Do the math whiz. It figures out to 8.3 BILLION having to have been wagered on off shore books. Get serious.

there is no way to prove it, but i would think its much much much less than 1%

[triqy]

I dont know but it sure seems that 1% is a very very low number. I gotta go with the over.

[gambleballs]

Prove that. Where did you dream up that number? Less than 1%? Give me a break. Show me the proof. I personally know of cartels that go through Vegas that make their wagers. The group I am involved with makes wagers on certain games that are MORE than 1% of the wagers made on all the offshore books, and we are just one of many groups.

83 million was wagered on the Superbowl in Vegas, and you are trying to claim that 83 million is less than 1% of the total wagered? Do the math whiz. It figures out to 8.3 BILLION having to have been wagered on off shore books. Get serious.

here you go, chief.

Overall, Nevada's legal sports wagering represents less than 1 percent of all sports betting nationwide. In 2009, $2.57 billion was legally wagered in Nevada's sports books; the National Gambling Impact Study Commission (NGISC) estimated that illegal wagers are as much as $380 billion annually.

http://www.americangaming.org/Industry/factsheets/issues_detail.cfv?id=16

[skrtelfan]

Prove that. Where did you dream up that number? Less than 1%? Give me a break. Show me the proof. I personally know of cartels that go through Vegas that make their wagers. The group I am involved with makes wagers on certain games that are MORE than 1% of the wagers made on all the offshore books, and we are just one of many groups.

83 million was wagered on the Superbowl in Vegas, and you are trying to claim that 83 million is less than 1% of the total wagered? Do the math whiz. It figures out to 8.3 BILLION having to have been wagered on off shore books. Get serious.

Uh, Pinnochio, you have heard of these things called "illegal bookies," right?

[gambleballs]

Uh, Pinnochio, you have heard of these things called "illegal bookies," right?

"get serious" - no one bets anywhere but vegas

[jackkkk2009]

IF you want, You can also go bet on Underground bookies. there are a lot of them in CA

[ncat12]

illegal bookies CMON ..there is no such thing..

[Fishhead]

Try the Bahamas also..........