Question for anybody that is informed...I am a NY-based bettor and I have used Sportsbook.ag in the past [Currently on a sabbatical, sadly broke even on the NFL season - may throw down on the Super Bowl if it calls for a wager - resting my funds as I recharge for the time being (better than losing $, but as they say, a tie is like kissing your sister) Anyways for anyone who knows, is there any laws against what I'm doing - a NY citizen basing wagers through an online Sportsbook based overseas, in this case the UK? Can't find any clarity online.
Any insight is greatly appreciated.
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Question for anybody that is informed...I am a NY-based bettor and I have used Sportsbook.ag in the past [Currently on a sabbatical, sadly broke even on the NFL season - may throw down on the Super Bowl if it calls for a wager - resting my funds as I recharge for the time being (better than losing $, but as they say, a tie is like kissing your sister) Anyways for anyone who knows, is there any laws against what I'm doing - a NY citizen basing wagers through an online Sportsbook based overseas, in this case the UK? Can't find any clarity online.
Hungry tiger - no news on curry. And as for Hou, I'd rather take a relatively healthy and deep team playing their 4th game in 5 days then a Minnesota team with nobody playing. Of the 15 players listed on the Minnesota roster, 5 guys are hurt. 3 of them starters, on a Minnesota team who came into the year with limited depth. I'll take tired legs over no legs
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Hungry tiger - no news on curry. And as for Hou, I'd rather take a relatively healthy and deep team playing their 4th game in 5 days then a Minnesota team with nobody playing. Of the 15 players listed on the Minnesota roster, 5 guys are hurt. 3 of them starters, on a Minnesota team who came into the year with limited depth. I'll take tired legs over no legs