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Nzoner 08:37 AM 10-16-2019
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The National Football League (NFL) is expected to cash in on legalized sports betting by 2020 to the tune of $2.3 billion a year, according to new research by the American Gaming Association (AGA).

“The findings are staggering,” Sara Slane, senior vice president of Public Affairs with the AGA said during a Sept. 5 call to discuss an economic report released the same day.

“The results of this study are very clear. Widely available, legal regulated sports betting means big money for sports leagues like the NFL,” Slane said.
Where the NFL stands to benefit

Conducted by the Nielsen Company, the study, “How much does the NFL stand to gain from legal sports betting?” projects the NFL could see greater fan engagement and viewership which would increase the NFL’s total annual revenue by 13.4 percent.

The result would be $1.75 billion in new revenue from media rights, sponsorships, merchandise and ticket sales.

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LoneWolf 08:18 PM 10-16-2019
Originally Posted by TEX:
No. You're stupid for thinking that. It happens far too often for there to be anything rogue about it... Plus, nobody needs you to be willing listen to them anyway. You actualy tried to tell me that Sammy Wakins is not injury prone. That right there should tell anyone all they need to know about anything that you have to say.
Originally Posted by Nzoner:
What about a rogue owner(s)? I only bring it up because of the fact that Jones and Kraft have investments in Draft Kings.

Patriots' Robert Kraft, Cowboys' Jerry Jones retain DraftKings stakes amid shift to sportsbooks

Again,food for discussion because we've all wondered when it comes to the extreme wealthy,when is enough,enough.
Why would a rogue owner rig/influence games for betting purposes? They have too much to lose if they get caught. It makes no sense.
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el borracho 09:06 PM 10-16-2019
Originally Posted by Nzoner:
What about a rogue owner(s)? I only bring it up because of the fact that Jones and Kraft have investments in Draft Kings.

Patriots' Robert Kraft, Cowboys' Jerry Jones retain DraftKings stakes amid shift to sportsbooks

Again,food for discussion because we've all wondered when it comes to the extreme wealthy,when is enough,enough.
Heh. I had a friend who worked for an off-shore hedge fund manager. The hedge fund manager had worked himself up from a personal worth of literally $0 to about 30 million (at the time I knew him) over the course of about a decade. He took work with him on every vacation and lived with terrible stress.

At one point, my friend asked the hedge fund manager, "What would you do if you had literally half the money in the world?"

Hedge fund manager response, "Go for the other half."
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Nzoner 06:31 AM 10-17-2019
Originally Posted by LoneWolf:
Why would a rogue owner rig/influence games for betting purposes? They have too much to lose if they get caught. It makes no sense.
Owners of sports franchises have a history of messing up,take a look at the list below and see how many make sense.

My favorite

Former Philadelphia Eagles owner Leonard Tose had to sell the team in 1985 to pay off more than $25 million in debts to Atlantic City casinos.
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SuperBowl4 12:44 PM 10-17-2019
GAMBLING SUCKS. DON'T EVER GET SUCKED INTO THIS GET RICH QUICK BS. ONLY SUCKERS GAMBLE. Unless you go to Zachary K. Hubbard's YouTube channel and sign up for his GEMATRIA decoding picks! :-)
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Nzoner 05:59 AM 10-18-2019
Originally Posted by SuperBowl4:
GAMBLING SUCKS. DON'T EVER GET SUCKED INTO THIS GET RICH QUICK BS. ONLY SUCKERS GAMBLE. Unless you go to Zachary K. Hubbard's YouTube channel and sign up for his GEMATRIA decoding picks! :-)
:-)

OR CALL 1-800-555-UWIN
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