Indiana could rake in millions more off legalized Internet gambling than previously estimated, report says

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4 thoughts on “Indiana could rake in millions more off legalized Internet gambling than previously estimated, report says

  1. I’m honestly a little worried that all of this online gambling will lead a lot of people down a road of addiction they can’t handle. I’ve already had a friend lose his family because of sports betting. I actually enjoy gambling enough to have status at a couple casinos in Vegas that I go to 2-3 times/year. I really enjoy those trips and the adrenaline rush gambling gives you, but I’m smart enough to realize it wouldn’t be healthy to have access to that 24/7. I’m not sure whether I’m actually against allowing more online gambling, but it will certainly have a societal cost that government should think about. This is America though, and $$$$ talks louder than anyone.

  2. Weed should by-far be the first priority if lawmakers are after taxes, every state around us allows it and the state is just leaving money on the table. I also think online-gambling is a terrible idea, gambling should remain physical location based. Having 24/7 access with the extremely easy accessibility on your phone just sounds like a great way to bankrupt a lot of people and promote addiction. normally promote a free market but somethings just need to be regulated in certain ways. I think the state is just fine with having sports betting, Let’s not completely dive off the cliff.

    Side Personal Note: I feel like going to an actually casino and making an event out of it is half the fun. You get to people watch, often get free drinks, and interact with actual people. I don’t see the draw at all other than needing to scratch your gambling addiction itch.

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