Talk:Gaming law
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Opening heading
[edit]Why remove the reference to the Gaming Law Review, which is *the* academic journal on this field? I don't see the point. Anyone with an interest in gaming law should be interested to know that there is a specific journal, I suppose.
- I believe the editor didn't look beyond the one subscription page. I put the link back. It certainly is the publication on the topic. 2005 07:06, 17 October 2006 (UTC)
Illegal gambling
[edit]I came here to find out about illegal gambling, but it was just a redirect and there's no information about it here. What happened?
Is "illegal gambling" something like playing (i.e., craps) in a city or state that forbids it? Like 5 men rolling dice for money in an actor's dressing room in 1963 New York? --Uncle Ed (talk) 20:58, 1 December 2011 (UTC)
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