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Casinos, Gambling and Gaming in KY

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They will be taking some of the "juice".

 

Yup. No different than "the takeout" at the track.

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Yup. No different than "the takeout" at the track.

Plus they are probably going to try and tax the revenue like crazy. It’s going to be a huge mess to sort it all out. The feds need to make some blanket guidelines everyone needs to follow.

Plus they are probably going to try and tax the revenue like crazy. It’s going to be a huge mess to sort it all out. The feds need to make some blanket guidelines everyone needs to follow.

 

Feds need to stay out of it.

Plus they are probably going to try and tax the revenue like crazy. It’s going to be a huge mess to sort it all out. The feds need to make some blanket guidelines everyone needs to follow.

 

At the track, the taxes are part of the takeout. It's a lot higher on exotic pools than WPS bets.

Can bet on everything but games involving teams in the state of Delaware.

 

That would mean no betting on the Blue Rocks (Minor league baseball), U of D Blue Hens, and Delstate Hornets. I Don't think anyone will be hurt by that.

I would bet KY will be in the bottom 50.

 

Same with legalizing online poker too.

Same with legalizing online poker too.

 

If you’re into online poker give Ignition Casino a try. It’s legit to play on. I’ve cashed out on there as well. The check just takes a few extra days to cash as it comes from a Canadian Bank.

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