NASCAR wagering in Atlantic City?

I read where a Monmouth Park lawyer said soccer, NASCAR, and tennis reps were not part of the lawsuit, so Judge Shipp said Monmouth Park was free to offer bets there.

Anybody know anything about this?

Granted it's not what we want, but it's an opening.  In my opinion, a big opening.  Or am I wrong here. 

Open up the book take some tickets, enjoy the race.

Seems to me it's a great way to spend a Sunday or Saturday night, watching NASCAR instead of college football or the NFL.

There's your "irreperable harm", big leagues.  Maybe I'll just make a detour to the "small" less arrogant leagues, where I know they'll be interested in the small people having some fun.

Looks like MMA, golf, and boxing could be part of this too.

Sorry for all the posts, but please let me know.

Would be pleasurable to head to Atlantic City with the general public, away from the big $ and the lawyers.  Away from all that arrogance.

Won't be offered. Personally, I think Monmouth screwed itself not offering Nascar, mma, soccer and the other non-plantiff sports.

Yeah Mark you got a point.  They could have started small with NASCAR, mma, so on, just to get up and running.

From what I read, they're looking at taking bets.  They said if the World Cup was going on, they'd be taking bets.

A small opening can be made a large opening.

Look at it this way.  It's what the people want.

The big leagues have a MONOPOLY on sports here in the USA.

Say the Mayweather-Pacquiao fight is on.  Everybody's headed to Atlantic City or Monmouth Park or wherever.  They're skipping the NCAA football games.

And when the revenue starts getting hit, that's when the sports leagues will change their tunes.  With $ and power, comes their arrogance.

So let's get started, please.