UTAH
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR> Utah and Hawaii ban all forms of gambling, including offline and online sources. Other states such as Michigan, Louisiana, South Dakota, Illinois and Oregon have specific bans on Internet gambling. And still others such as Nevada and New Jersey ban forms of gambling not approved by the state, and that could cover Internet gambling. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR> Utah and Hawaii ban all forms of gambling, including offline and online sources. Other states such as Michigan, Louisiana, South Dakota, Illinois and Oregon have specific bans on Internet gambling. And still others such as Nevada and New Jersey ban forms of gambling not approved by the state, and that could cover Internet gambling. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
david...I went to www.ask.com and cut and pasted your question which is the title of this thread and links came uo
Florida.........There is a law in Florida for everything! Except their rigged lottery and scratch~offs you cant even win on anymore. Eveyone I ever speak to, that buys scratch~offs, has the same story. First it started with the $1 scratch~off's, then the $2, then the $5, now $10. You can win a little at first on them, but then slowly but surely, they make them virtually impossible to win off of. You know, kind of like the Big~Grab bags of Doritos shrinkage over the years!!!
[This message was edited by Hache man on August 17, 2003 at 10:39 AM.]
[This message was edited by Hache man on August 17, 2003 at 10:39 AM.]
To my knowledge Nevada is the only clear one on the books, the rest are purposefully ambiguous so they can prosecute you when they feel like it. Basically that includes any time you piss off the authorities and they can't get you on other charges. Then they get judges to grossly overexaggerate the law and next thing you know, you have Jay Cohen!
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by lander:
Didn't the pro gambler in N. Dakota get pinched (by the fuking IRS of all places)?<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Lander, he at first thought it was the IRS but now he thinks it was his bank, Wells Fargo. Another bettor across the river in MN was arrested on the same day in a sort of joint operation (in case they knew each other and might try to warn the other). The MN bettor also banked at Wells Fargo.
Bye the way, the MN bettor must have had something else going on besides just betting, because Trauman says they are seizing his assets.
Didn't the pro gambler in N. Dakota get pinched (by the fuking IRS of all places)?<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Lander, he at first thought it was the IRS but now he thinks it was his bank, Wells Fargo. Another bettor across the river in MN was arrested on the same day in a sort of joint operation (in case they knew each other and might try to warn the other). The MN bettor also banked at Wells Fargo.
Bye the way, the MN bettor must have had something else going on besides just betting, because Trauman says they are seizing his assets.
