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[QUOTE="Charade You Are, post: 1754274, member: 39511"]
The major players previously opposed to online gambling were the Indian tribes, the American Gaming Association (AGA), the NFL, and the religious right.
 
Now that the major competition has been effectively wiped out for U.S. players, magically the AGA is no longer opposed because the bills or soon to be bills will give the market exclusively to them.
 
Quote from a "save the children" crowd:[I] "But states maintain the power to decriminalize most any form of gambling they choose, including Internet gambling. The problem then becomes how to keep children and teens of the gambling sites. And how does one state isolate itself from other states’ gamblers? And what kind of extra expenses will be brought upon taxpayers to oversee, investigate, watch and operate such massive gambling? And do the citizens of any state really want thousands of online casinos piped into their homes?[/I]
[COLOR=black][I]But does Internet gambling represent Pandora’s Box for families? Yes, it does. And states need to keep the lid on Internet gambling closed tightly and locked."[/I][/COLOR]
 
 
"Thousands of online casinos piped into their homes" - these people are hopeless. Don't they know they have many many thousands of porn sites piped into their home? And what are the "children" going to play with, play money? And how do we isolate ourselves from other states gamblers? Really? How do you do it now? My state's citizens GO to other states to gamble.
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