Are you content with the overall scenerio of offshore wagering?

[TheGeneral+]

We see the bad stories(GA & BM) and we the good as well(Peteep). Some seem to feel afraid because of the downfall of some books, but those with certain books(Cris, Oly, Pinnacle) feel very safe. The lawmakers want to rid it. We want to bet. Overall, are you content with the big picture?

Thanks

 

[PatrickMcIrish]

Reports on the demise of off-shore wagering is grossly exaggerated in some corners. Until (if ever) the USA allows wagering on sports this will be here. It's like trying to get rid of prostitution, you can't do it. Lot of shaking out and I would suspect some bumps in the road but our grandkids will be playing at WWTS, GRANDE and other shops talking about us early "pioneers". This market is fresh and raw with tons of growth left in it.

Just one uninformed opinion.

 

[Fishhead]

That is some mighty wishful thinking McIrish. Lets hope you are right.

 

[TheGeneral+]

My impression is that the industry could be much worse. There are many, many good situations we do not see. I have concerns about alot of things going on offshore, but I have concerns about the way our Government is ran also.

 

[gamblman]

Well when your government chases all the gamblers out, everyone can come stay in Canada where our government is to lazy and inept to bother with it!( ex: gun registry law, over 1 billion spent and growing! which is a lot for us canadians!) Of course you will have to learn french and start watching more hockey!

 

[RobFunk]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>This market is fresh and raw with tons of growth left in it.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

I believe this to be true also. you just kind of get that impression.

 

[TheGeneral+]

I like to think the offshore option is here for a long time, although if it goes away, i can always pick up guitar again and I have drums i do not know how to play. Maybe some lessons to waste time. Sure the neighbors will like that.