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[QUOTE="bpo57, post: 2615021, member: 1572"] You have a one-sided view. The sports leagues are huge beneficiaries of sports betting and would be crushed if it were somehow outlawed. And it isn't just Nevada. In Europe they gamble on everything and nobody collects a fee for it. You can bet on the outcome of an election - who gets paid there? The politicians? With radio stations it was often the case that they were paid to play records (payola) and not the other way around. Bar owners have to pay somebody if a DJ plays certain music? That's news to me. [/QUOTE]
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