Non-Tech: Gambling, The Next Great Internet Industry
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Moderated By: Herc -- (Not Moderated) -- Started: 6/26/1999 5:22:00 PM  Revision History

Internet gambling and internet brokers are similar. Both deal in online wagering and all cash transactions. No UPS or FedEx are needed.

This thread will be devoted STRICTLY to gambling companies with an internet presence, be they casinos, lotto, bingo or horse/dog racing. We can also discuss the software that will support the industry such as virtual cash providers, age and residency verification, and "net nannies" to screen out problem gamblers.

We can also discuss the regulatory ramifications of internet gambling. Will all the foreign gambling websites make a ban difficult, if not impossible? Or will our politicians simply continue their old addiction to gambling taxes and just try to regulate and tax internet gambling?

Finally, will the convenience and lower overhead of internet gambling mean the demise of brick and mortar casinos? The internet gambler can gamble 24 hours a day from anywhere he has his computer. No dealers, cocktail waitresses, lavish entertainment, or even plush hotels are needed. Will this lower overhead translate into better odds and payouts for the internet gambler?

INTERNET GAMBLING LINKS:

igcouncil.org 
msnbc.com 
lasseters.com.au 
lotteryinsider.com 
library.northernlight.com 

INTERNET GAMBLING STOCKS:

ECGC
ECNC
ELOT
INLD
PSCKF
SGGNF
SNMM
UBET


INTERNET GAMBLING SOFTWARE STOCKS:

CYPLF
WAVX

GAMBLING...THE NEXT GREAT INTERNET INDUSTRY!
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827This is from the Times-Picayune. I honestly think the gaming industry can take Herc-12/22/2002 02:39 PM
826The WSJ's previous condescending stance on gambling has changed. This is frHerc-11/25/2002 07:52 AM
825Not only did no bill get out and Mitch McConnell is the Senate majority whip, buHerc-11/23/2002 10:33 AM
824Well, still no signs of them sneaking a bill through. I remember John Conyers wHerc-11/21/2002 08:31 AM
823New Online Gaming Bill Proposed This Article Sponsored by: WASHINGTON – Askidl-11/21/2002 08:07 AM
822Congress adjourned today and best I can tell, no internet gambling bill made it Herc-11/20/2002 07:24 PM
821What an interesting comment. Because of the religious right's opposition toHerc-11/09/2002 10:23 AM
820Politicians have to face the fact that gambling is popular in the U.S. as the rei-node-11/07/2002 09:02 AM
819I think the Democrats will be in the majority until next Jan. So hopefully Sen.Herc-11/07/2002 08:29 AM
818"Should gambling on the Internet be banned?" You ask Internet users i-node-11/07/2002 08:28 AM
817Also Alabama has no lottery. So this is erroneous. As best I can tell, N.C. didHerc-11/07/2002 08:24 AM
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