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Originally Posted by baconswitchfarm
I really don't understand the fuss about this. Delaware has parlay cards and full books set up at the tracks. The feds shut them down on taking single wager bets. They were grandfathered in before it was illegal. New Jersey can pass anything it wants and it makes no difference without the feds blessing.
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As I understand the federal law, privately owned, as opposed to state operated or regulated sports betting is not covered.
There's nothing the federal courts can do about it.
Again, as I understand it.
Of course now the expectation is for the casinos to run a clean operation. No screwing around with the odds. Winners get paid. And of course keeping organized crime ( not just the mafia) out.
There are other gangsters that would just LOVE to get on the inside of a sports book in a casino
