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Article: AGA: Internet Gaming Won't Severely Erode B&M Gaming Revenue

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  1. John Douglas John Douglas is offline

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    May 13th, 2012 (5/13/2012 5:26am)

    You can view the page at http://www.pocketfives.com/content.p...Gaming-Revenue
     
  2. tedSTRETCH tedSTRETCH is offline

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    May 13th, 2012 (5/13/2012 5:59am) in reply to John Douglas

    interesting study
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  3. Jennifear Jennifear is offline

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    May 13th, 2012 (5/13/2012 6:13am) in reply to tedSTRETCH

    This is why it's been confusing me that certain B M establishments have been against online poker. Don't they realize that it only increases business?
  4. SuckaBusta93 SuckaBusta93 is offline

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    May 13th, 2012 (5/13/2012 8:14am) in reply to Jennifear

    340,000 employees, 13 BILLION in wages paid, averaging $40K a year, hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha. That stat is pretty insulting. WOW, the 21 dealer, the roulette person, the cocktail waitress, the valet parker, the old lady that sells hot dogs on a Sat. night, the Nightly floor manager(s), and all the guys behind the scenes signing the checks all earn a humble 40K........... As far as serving the community goes, of course these guys signing checks serve the community. They do it buy signing over more checks (taxes) and fleecing tourist dollars (which is fine). Just don't act like regulated online poker wouldn't create a TON of taxable revenue as well as provide jobs and opportunities for people from all walks of life playing a sophisticated game of skill, with security and legality.
  5. Leopolder Leopolder is offline

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    May 13th, 2012 (5/13/2012 8:26am) in reply to SuckaBusta93

     
    Originally Posted by SuckaBusta93 View Post

    340,000 employees, 13 BILLION in wages paid, averaging $40K a year, hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha. That stat is pretty insulting. WOW, the 21 dealer, the roulette person, the cocktail waitress, the valet parker, the old lady that sells hot dogs on a Sat. night, the Nightly floor manager(s), and all the guys behind the scenes signing the checks all earn a humble 40K........... As far as serving the community goes, of course these guys signing checks serve the community. They do it buy signing over more checks (taxes) and fleecing tourist dollars (which is fine). Just don't act like regulated online poker wouldn't create a TON of taxable revenue as well as provide jobs and opportunities for people from all walks of life playing a sophisticated game of skill, with security and legality.

    Very true unless they let in SCUMBAGS that steal and borrow money and don't pay it back. Hopefully those SCUMBAGS will be in jail soon.
  6. Reaper421 Reaper421 is offline

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    May 14th, 2012 (5/14/2012 8:12am) in reply to Leopolder

    Online sattys to live events ftw
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