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bjbigplayer

Wait until New Jersey starts with sports betting later this year and see how much serious (high volume) sports wagering moves from Nevada to New Jersey. Wait until the inevitable day that online sports wagering is legal everywhere...most sportsbooks in Vegas had might as well close their doors at that point and they will have nobody to blame but themselves. For the record, Cantor gaming has been fairly open about taking action from anyone and paying them off without hassles. The only negative about them is that they now run almost every sportsbook in Vegas...how is that not an anti-trust violation?

Many of these NV sportsbooks are very sore losers using unscrupulous techniques like posting a line then refusing your action or changing the line before you bet depending on who you are and what side you want to bet on.

Players should be able to wager anonymously as long as they keep the size of their bets low enough to meet the various legal requirements for currency transactions.

Why can't they ban the panhandlers and their dogs? Surely they can invent a crime to charge them with...they do it to card counters all the time. Loitering? Vagrancy? Trespassing? Remaining after Forbidden? Safety Hazard?

The complaint here is that other casino companies spent a lot of money to build their own arena's (MGM Grand and Orleans). Now Harrah's wants taxpayers to fix the situation they've found themselves in because they spent all their money on an ill fated buy-out.

Really, this place had the tightest games and worst buffet. Six deck games with 6/5 payoffs?? This place deserved to close just on that account. Complete lack of creativity.

Riviera is next!