Is covers gonna start a Atl city/NJ wagering forum?

I hope so. Floodgates are starting to open. Conn and Penn are watching New jersey VERY closely. They are saying the two huge casinos in Conn will install sportsbooks and have them up and operational very quickly once the dust settles. Obviously the elephant in the room is California. personally, I'm an hour from Foxwoods and can't begin to tell how excited I am. I have had it with the offshore crap.  

No need - AC will always be the little brother of Vegas - 

i started a post about this in general discussion.  Monmouth park will start taking sports bets on october 26th.  Il be there!!!!!

You'll be able to bet Belmont and Freehold but call your bookie if you want to bet the Jets.

I was ready to place bets yesterday to ad the nfl and other major sports leagues will always get there way I hope I'm wrong but I don't see the New Jersey winning in court 

NJ should have sports betting. Where is the harm the leagues say they will absorb? Sports betting is already legal 40 miles south! Complete joke. Then they head of the NBA says he is for sports betting. 

It really is unbelievable.  Parlays are OK in Delaware but a straight bet, forget it!  The hipocracy just runs so deep!  Of course it has to be a three leg minimum. It couldn't be a two teamer where your chances are reasonable. If they're that worried about the younger folks and the college kids being 'corrupted' then just make it pro sports only. Fan duel and draft kings is lightly veiled gambling. BUT, as someone so succinctly put it in an earlier post, the leagues endorse those operations and God can only imagine how big their piece of that cash pie is.

So do they have sports betting or not?

nope

Go to Wikpedia and check out Judge Michael Shipp the NJ judge issuing the decision.  His nomination and appointment was helped because of assistance from Nevada lead Senator Harry Reid.  Would appear this is pay back time  ?????

New Jersey will have to wait for an appeal because this judge will defiantly rule against them next week. n

No need for the forum cause wagering on anything but horses will never happen in Atlantic city or new jersey. The local wise guys will make sure of it.too much money goes into wise guys pockets from sports gambling for it to ever happen same with foxwoods and Mohegan the RI mob is too close for it to happen

Sad but true.  At least one person Adam Fine, has the sense to realize the over all benefits of legalized gambling.

Wrong name,  meant David Silver.

As expected the judge ruled against New Jersey.  They have one last chance in court of appeals in 6 months if they lose there it's over.

It's already over, the only legal sportbooks you''ll ever see in the immediate future are grandfathered in for life in the state of Nevada, any other place; as in New Jersey, you must abide by federal law, prohibiting legal sports betting, as was the decision handed down by the U.S. Supreme Court. Atlantic City is a dead issue, forget about it.