United Front for AZ and Horseplayers v. AZ-HB 2694

[Aly-Sheba]

Originally Posted by 10 pnt move up

Did not even see that, kinda painful.

So I read where the Governor signed the bill, however you can only bet over the phone, but not on the internet!! Amazing you can carry a gun into a bank out here in the wild west, but you cant effing bet on-line. WTF, some world we live in now days!!

[10 pnt move up]

Originally Posted by Aly-Sheba

So I read where the Governor signed the bill, however you can only bet over the phone, but not on the internet!! Amazing you can carry a gun into a bank out here in the wild west, but you cant effing bet on-line. WTF, some world we live in now days!!

I thought they were talking about deposits, it clearly says that phone is considered phone or internet. I have to read it again. Phone only would be painful.

[Aly-Sheba]

Originally Posted by 10 pnt move up

I thought they were talking about deposits, it clearly says that phone is considered phone or internet. I have to read it again. Phone only would be painful.

Got this from the Paulick Report website

Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer has signed legislation that has legalized telephone wagering on horse and dog races. For many years, Arizona law has prohibited ADW wagering by residents of the state.

The bill was passed by the legislature a few weeks ago; however, language was removed that would’ve allowed placing bets via the Internet.

According to an Associated Press report, Gov. Brewer vetoed part of the legislation that would’ve allowed $1.2 million of the state’s budget to go to the Ariz

[10 pnt move up]

Yea just read it, pretty clear its phone only. Painful. I assume you will still be able to track your account and wagers but just not place them.

Better than nothing.

[Aly-Sheba]

Originally Posted by 10 pnt move up

Yea just read it, pretty clear its phone only. Painful. I assume you will still be able to track your account and wagers but just not place them.

Better than nothing.

You would think. Doesn't go in effect for 90 days