New Tax FanDuel $.50 every wager Illinois

[jjgold]

Lol

 

[209life]

Pritzker gonna fill that food hole somewhere.

 

[jamesy2422]

un-regulated is becoming more and more attractive again

the only good thing for me with domestic books is being paid fast into my bank account. but you sacrifice high juice, less bonuses, loyalty rewards, etc.

 

[Tanko]

This is just a start....
Expect them to raise the amount/bet required as they need more money for the state. It'll be their pot-o-gold....

 

[BigJay]

This is just a start....
Expect them to raise the amount/bet required as they need more money for the state. It'll be their pot-o-gold....

Reminds me of the tax per hand of table games at those injun casinos

 

[Tanko]

Reminds me of the tax per hand of table games at those injun casinos

Exactly.... $1 each comeout roll on the craps table.
Was just there last week.

 

[Wagerallsports]

At some point Fanduel & Draft Kings will start legal battles with states adding additional charges since it’s going to hurt their business long term

 

[BigJay]

Exactly.... $1 each comeout roll on the craps table.
Was just there last week.

Think about the above statement for a minute Tank.

Think about how much they make just based on that $1

Day after day, week after week, month after month and year after year…

 

[Tanko]

Think about the above statement for a minute Tank.

Think about how much they make just based on that $1

Day after day, week after week, month after month and year after year…

The dealers stated, they implemented the fee because, "We need the $1 to keep the mafia out of our gambling casinos..."

Some BS.

 

[Tanko]

At some point Fanduel & Draft Kings will start legal battles with states adding additional charges since it’s going to hurt their business long term

Dime lines are almost gone.
This will drive it to 20+ cent lines or higher.

 

[BigJay]

This will drive it to 20+ cent lines or higher.

Zero chance to beat that

 

[Brock Landers]

BETONLINE is the book everyone should be playing at

 

[notimetocap]

These books are taking advantage of the new generation of bettors, play un-regulated.

 

[djefferis]

Makes those $2 parlays awfully pricey

un-regulated is a dying industry - you will soon have the big 3 left standing in USA and a bunch of tiny PPHs hoping to get by week to week throughout the NFL season.

Apps are just splitting a divided market further - think of it like big box retail or fast food killing mom and pop. Only difference is the apps are going to be taxed to death before they can gain a complete foothold. un-regulated will survive - but I’d be wary of playing outside of a few established names. Bookmaker/BetOnline and Heritage-Bet105. YouWager is solid - as is BetUS - short of them feels like thin ice un-regulated.

 

[Tanko]

Makes those $2 parlays awfully pricey

un-regulated is a dying industry - you will soon have the big 3 left standing in USA and a bunch of tiny PPHs hoping to get by week to week throughout the NFL season.

Apps are just splitting a divided market further - think of it like big box retail or fast food killing mom and pop. Only difference is the apps are going to be taxed to death before they can gain a complete foothold. un-regulated will survive - but I’d be wary of playing outside of a few established names. Bookmaker/BetOnline and Heritage-Bet105. YouWager is solid - as is BetUS - short of them feels like thin ice un-regulated.

 

[Wagerallsports]

BETONLINE is the book everyone should be playing at

My #1

I only use Legal for Live wagering & to parlay things un-regulated won’t allow

 

[flyingillini]

Terrible state to live in. They have no identity, that whole part of the country is pretty much oblivious to the real world. They are stuck in a bubble. Lots of white trailer middle America trash in that part of the country.

 

[jjgold]

They’re all losing lots of money that’s the problem and gonna go bankrupt or just get bought out by a couple of the big shops

 

[drunkenhorseplayer]

At some point Fanduel & Draft Kings will start legal battles with states adding additional charges since it’s going to hurt their business long term

Lawsuits would be pointless and will go nowhere, the state can charge what they want.

 

[luigimangione]

Terrible state to live in. They have no identity, that whole part of the country is pretty much oblivious to the real world. They are stuck in a bubble. Lots of white trailer middle America trash in that part of the country.

trash all over the country, Midwest and Florida loser paradise