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It is legal wherever they are able to effectively take their cut... err, I mean tax it. Furthermore, how it competes with the gambling institutions they own (
by burgerbrain 15y ago
It is legal wherever they are able to effectively take their cut... err, I mean tax it.
Furthermore, how it competes with the gambling institutions they own ("lotteries") is also taken into consideration.
- Vivtek 15y agoIt's not the lotteries. Make no mistake, it's the brick-and-mortar casinos and their bottomless cash bags.
- burgerbrain 15y agoThat's certainly the case in states where brick-and-mortar casinos are legal. I'm not familiar with their status in Maryland however. Just about all states have "state lotteries" as far as I know though.
- Vivtek 15y agoMy guess is that even if Maryland doesn't have casinos, New Jersey does, and they know where their money comes from.