On-Line Gambling

[misscashalot]

which publicly traded corps would benefit from legal on-line gambling?

Any opinions?

Matt

[lamboguy]

Originally Posted by misscashalot

which publicly traded corps would benefit from legal on-line gambling?

Any opinions?

Matt

Churchill Downs

[Magister Ludi]

Originally Posted by misscashalot

which publicly traded corps would benefit from legal on-line gambling?

Any opinions?

Matt

http://www.bloomberg.com/quote/PRTY:LN

[horses4courses]

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-0...don-mover.html

[iceknight]

Originally Posted by Magister Ludi

http://www.bloomberg.com/quote/PRTY:LN

Christie said yesterday he would support a 10-year trial for online betting in the state to see whether it helps struggling Atlantic City casinos. He vetoed a bill and sent it back to lawmakers with recommended changes including the time limit, an increase in the tax on Internet bets and more money to help problem gamblers.

[startngate]

Originally Posted by misscashalot

which publicly traded corps would benefit from legal on-line gambling?

Any opinions?

Matt

Every land based casino corporation would get into the game, Wynn, Las Vegas Sands, Penn National, etc. Certainly Churchill and BetFair of the US ADWs, and current online gaming companies like Party Gaming, Ladbrokes, and William Hill will all be playing the space. You'll have a lot of choices.

[Lasix67]

To me gambling by ADULTS should never be questioned. In fact the way I look at it is that it is a volunteer form of taxation or should be.