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Two day getaway to the Finger Lakes included a stop at the new Del Lago casino. Very impressed with their Sportsbook, from the bar area to the great TVs. Very nice setup, and I am not easily impressed, having lived in Las Vegas for many years. Oh, and I put down $400 on Bills to win the AFC East, at 10-1 odds. Very disappointed, but not surprised at all, that the Indian casinos in WNY have not incorporated sports betting/ Sportsbook in their operations.  They are now legally entitled to do so, but so far have chosen not to. Major mistake giving them a monopoly on gaming operations in WNY. The casinos they operate here are poorly run, poorly managed and would be bankrupt but for the monopoly they were granted. Their inaction in the sports betting area just another example of their incompetence and arrogance. 

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26 minutes ago, WIDE LEFT said:

Two day getaway to the Finger Lakes included a stop at the new Del Lago casino. Very impressed with their Sportsbook, from the bar area to the great TVs. Very nice setup, and I am not easily impressed, having lived in Las Vegas for many years. Oh, and I put down $400 on Bills to win the AFC East, at 10-1 odds. Very disappointed, but not surprised at all, that the Indian casinos in WNY have not incorporated sports betting/ Sportsbook in their operations.  They are now legally entitled to do so, but so far have chosen not to. Major mistake giving them a monopoly on gaming operations in WNY. The casinos they operate here are poorly run, poorly managed and would be bankrupt but for the monopoly they were granted. Their inaction in the sports betting area just another example of their incompetence and arrogance. 

Who are you referring to?

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12 minutes ago, boater said:

Relax. The New York State Gaming Commission approved WNY sports betting only a few months ago.

 

The Seneca's have plans to roll it out to their casinos.

 

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I don't think anyone is panicking but you'd think not having it ready for the NFL season is a missed opportunity. 

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45 minutes ago, boater said:

Relax. The New York State Gaming Commission approved WNY sports betting only a few months ago.

 

The Seneca's have plans to roll it out to their casinos.

 

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Only a few months ago? You must be kidding right? What have they been doing for these few months? It takes almost no time to set up a Sportsbook, and certainly not “a few months”. We have Sportsbooks in Erie Pa, New Jersey, and other parts of New York, that were put in place literally a week within legalization. What in the world are these Indian casinos waiting for? The NFL starts this week, and that’s the big money maker. But you made my point, only an arrogant/incompetent organization would sit on their hands this long and not have a Sportsbook in place by now. 

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2 hours ago, WIDE LEFT said:

Very disappointed, but not surprised at all, that the Indian casinos in WNY have not incorporated sports betting/ Sportsbook in their operations. Their inaction in the sports betting area just another example of their incompetence and arrogance. 

.....and I dare say you are an example of ignorance, insensitivity and worse.

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14 minutes ago, I am the egg man said:

.....and I dare say you are an example of ignorance, insensitivity and worse.

It’s neither ignorant nor insensitive to point out how poorly managed and operated these casinos are. Failure to incorporate sports betting in time for NFL season is just another example of this, especially in light of other casinos in New York State that have managed to accomplish this. But of course there are many politically correct snowflakes out there who will not permit ANY criticism of their preferred protected group, regardless of how valid that criticism may be. Talk about patronizing. The soft racism of lowered expectations. I would criticize any casino operated like these, regardless of who owned them. Should not make a difference, one way or another. 

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2 hours ago, White Linen said:

 

I don't think anyone is panicking but you'd think not having it ready for the NFL season is a missed opportunity. 

Hey, give them a call, and enlighten them on this missed opportunity...

 

 

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2 minutes ago, White Linen said:

 

Why?  I don't care what they do. 

Then why did you care to start this thread with so much emotion, pointing out what you thought they should be doing? It appears that you do care. 

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9 minutes ago, Don Otreply said:

Then why did you care to start this thread with so much emotion, pointing out what you thought they should be doing? It appears that you do care. 

 

I didn't start the thread.  What are you talking about?

 

In fact I refuted emotion when someone inferred to "relax".  I said "no one is panicking" - I spoke for everyone and should have left you out of that. 

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6 hours ago, Estelle Getty said:

Let’s not promote sports betting.  Any sports bettor knows it is a black hole. If you find me a lifetime winning sports bettor i’ll find you footage of Norwood making that kick. 

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2018-05-03/the-gambler-who-cracked-the-horse-racing-code

If you can upload the video to youtube I would appreciate it

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12 hours ago, WIDE LEFT said:

Very disappointed, but not surprised at all, that the Indian casinos in WNY have not incorporated sports betting/ Sportsbook in their operations.  They are now legally entitled to do so, but so far have chosen not to. 

 

The Onondaga's have three sports books open now, and one of them is the largest in NY. 

 

https://www.localsyr.com/news/local-news/sports-betting-now-live-at-turning-stone-point-place/

 

https://www.localsyr.com/news/local-news/sportsbook-lounge-opens-at-yellow-brick-road-casino/

 

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10 minutes ago, Just Jack said:

 

My company just finished programming sportsbook controls for both of those spots. Big push to get them done last week for football season. These are kind of pared back from what we normally do, but the ones we do in Vegas have 'man caves' you can reserve with your friends; which have controllers and tablets for you to order food, and watch whatever game you want while you gamble, drink, eat, etc. Much better than looking for your game on whatever display they want to show it.

 

Very cool experience getting rave reviews.

 

 

 

 

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