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http://espn.go.com/espn/story/_/id/8243013/ncaa-4-pro-leagues-sue-new-jersey-sports-betting

Can't really argue with him, people do already gamble on sports anyway. Be it for a game or fantasy sports.

Though making it legal is just going to make it easier for people, guess it is sort of like the Legalization of drugs debate.

My fantasy league has a 150 dollar cap where we bid on players. All money goes into a pot and the winner of the league gets all the money spent.

Do you report your league winnings as income?

kronk wrote:Do you report your league winnings as income?

I would, but I would also deduct my sport mags as research and watching ESPN as expenses...

d-usa wrote:I would, but I would also deduct my sport mags as research and watching ESPN as expenses...

I approve

As for New Jersey. Really? As if people didn't make enough fun of you, you go and do this? Now there will be as many gambling jokes as there are jersey shore jokes!

LordofHats wrote:

d-usa wrote:I would, but I would also deduct my sport mags as research and watching ESPN as expenses...

I approve

As for New Jersey. Really? As if people didn't make enough fun of you, you go and do this? Now there will be as many gambling jokes as there are jersey shore jokes!

Taking bets on the number of STDs Snooki has.