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I know I chinned it, but if you're smart you've been betting without a problem already. All this does make gambling more expensive.
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I like to talk about smarts then say something fucktarded. That's what I like to do.greenblood said:I know I chinned it, but if you're smart you've been betting without a problem already. All this does make gambling more expensive.
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You don't think integrity fees on the gambling industry doesn't effect margins? Who do you think is going to pay for decreased margins? Both of them rhetorical, because any dumbfuck knows the answer2001400ex said:
I like to talk about smarts then say something fucktarded. That's what I like to do.greenblood said:I know I chinned it, but if you're smart you've been betting without a problem already. All this does make gambling more expensive.
All in all, I sense there will be higher vig charges than the standard 10%.
So I now have to pay $112 to win a $100 bet compared to $110 to win the same $100 bet. How is that not more expensive? Simple economics. Why am I surprised you don't get it?
http://wvmetronews.com/2018/04/25/justice-administration-casino-operators-at-odds-over-sports-betting-fees/ -
Uhhhh ... no.greenblood said:I know I chinned it, but if you're smart you've been betting without a problem already. All this does make gambling more expensive.
It would create more opportunities for people to engage in the industry, which will inherently cause 'cost' to go down as they compete for the wagered dollar.
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The vig is the profit the casinos make given they get an even bet of overs and unders. The vig is also in place to offset losses the casino takes when a disproportionate group of people bet on the winning side. There really isn't much of a margin in sports betting as it is. Adding an integrity fee to it will undoubtedly increase costs on the public. Also the integrity fees are on the amount bet not the casino's revenue. It's like placing a sales tax to casino's or other online betting sites made payable to sports franchises. Who do you think is going to have to pay for this tax?pawz said:
Uhhhh ... no.greenblood said:I know I chinned it, but if you're smart you've been betting without a problem already. All this does make gambling more expensive.
It would create more opportunities for people to engage in the industry, which will inherently cause 'cost' to go down as they compete for the wagered dollar.
HTH
https://www.legalsportsreport.com/integrity-fee/
Smart people now have to spend more to bet, because smart people have been betting all along without this fee. Sure, newcomers will show up realizing they have an easier avenue to make bets, but it's going to cost them more than if they had done it the right way all along. -
Nevada books don't pay an integrity fee, so why should any new books? Tell the pro sports leagues to Fuck Off and shove their integrity fee up their collective asses.
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I pay an integrity fee to HCH.greenblood said:
The vig is the profit the casinos make given they get an even bet of overs and unders. The vig is also in place to offset losses the casino takes when a disproportionate group of people bet on the winning side. There really isn't much of a margin in sports betting as it is. Adding an integrity fee to it will undoubtedly increase costs on the public. Also the integrity fees are on the amount bet not the casino's revenue. It's like placing a sales tax to casino's or other online betting sites made payable to sports franchises. Who do you think is going to have to pay for this tax?pawz said:
Uhhhh ... no.greenblood said:I know I chinned it, but if you're smart you've been betting without a problem already. All this does make gambling more expensive.
It would create more opportunities for people to engage in the industry, which will inherently cause 'cost' to go down as they compete for the wagered dollar.
HTH
https://www.legalsportsreport.com/integrity-fee/
Smart people now have to spend more to bet, because smart people have been betting all along without this fee. Sure, newcomers will show up realizing they have an easier avenue to make bets, but it's going to cost them more than if they had done it the right way all along.
Still no integrity.
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Then the leagues will sue and will probably win. They have a pretty good case to charge it, and it will probably hit Vegas too. The only reason sports betting was banned was because the leagues didn't get their cut, and they threw the integrity of the game bullshit around. It has never been about integrity, it always has been and always will be about money. The leagues will get their cut one way or another. As will the state.Bad_MotherDucker said:Nevada books don't pay an integrity fee, so why should any new books? Tell the pro sports leagues to Fuck Off and shove their integrity fee up their collective asses.
This cut is going to be passed down to the bettor and will make each bet cost more. -
Since Hondo loves yahoo so much. Here's another source
https://sports.yahoo.com/heres-nfl-will-embrace-cash-sports-gambling-losing-supreme-court-193719488.html -
Exactly.Bad_MotherDucker said:Nevada books don't pay an integrity fee, so why should any new books? Tell the pro sports leagues to Fuck Off and shove their integrity fee up their collective asses.
What are they gonna do.... Go on strike?
