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[QUOTE="DS3, post: 6060277, member: 407846"] I agree with you in the sense that a heavy weight player such as Sheldon Adelson with his money influenced things on national scale- he did not want online competition (and as a billionaire was one of the largest donors to the Republican Party and Trump). But in Florida I do not think the casinos have that same clout - I believe six (at a max) are owned by one group The Seminole Tribe, but have no idea if the industry works together collectively. The implication would be that politicians are lining their pockets in one way or another. Much as I personally detest some Florida politicians, I do not actually think they are- it would be too obvious a scam. Further, states such as New Jersey and Nevada have on line play now regardless of having a well established bricks and mortar gambling industry. I have said for years it will be one state at a time and that will depend almost entirely on the politics. [/QUOTE]
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