Donald Trump Says He Supports Legalized Online Gambling

Submitted by C Costigan on

Written by :

C Costigan

Published on :

 

Speaking to the New York Post this past week, real estate and casino magnate Donald Trump said that he supported efforts to legalize online gambling.

"Why lose all those billions of revenue?" said Trump, who built Atlantic City's three showcase casinos into that city's biggest taxpayer.

"Online gaming is going to happen, so we might as well have it work to the public's advantage."

The federal measure, approved late Wednesday night by Rep. Barney Frank's House Financial Services Committee, would tax online gambling.

Last season, Trump’s Celebrity Apprentice featured poker pro Annie Duke going up against comedian Joan Rivers in the final.  Ms. Duke testified in favor of legalizing online poker two weeks ago before Congress.

Another casino guru, Steve Wynn, also supports the measure to legalize Internet gambling.

Sign up now for your 110% sign up bonus (up to $550 in cold hard cash) and free first time entry into Doyles $50k bounty

Aaron Goldstein, Gambling911.com

Related Content

Total Passing Yards Prop Bets for CJ Carr vs. UNC

Total Passing Yards Prop Bets for CJ Carr vs. UNC

Carr's season totals are 67-of-95 for 963 yards, with a very strong 10.1 yards per attempt and 184.8 passer rating. He's also rushed for two touchdowns, giving him 11 total TDs through four games.
Michigan vs. Minnesota Total Rushing Yards Prop Bets: TJ Thomas, Jordan Marshall, Bryce Underwood

Michigan vs. Minnesota Total Rushing Yards Prop Bets: TJ Thomas, Jordan Marshall, Bryce Underwood

The leading rusher between the two teams is Minnesota's TJ Thomas. His over/under rushing yards total for this game was coming in at 28.5.
Alabama vs Mississippi State Total Receiving Yards Prop Bets: Anthony Evans, Ryan Coleman-Williams

Alabama vs Mississippi State Total Receiving Yards Prop Bets: Anthony Evans, Ryan Coleman-Williams

For No. 7 Alabama at No. 16 Mississippi State on Saturday at 12 pm EDT, the top receiving threats are Anthony Evans III for Mississippi State and Ryan Coleman-Williams for Alabama
Bristol Virginia Police Officer Wins $150,000 Defamation Judgment After Removing Unruly Influencer From Casino

Bristol Virginia Police Officer Wins $150,000 Defamation Judgment After Removing Unruly Influencer From Casino

A Bristol, Virginia police officer has won a $150,000 defamation judgment after a casino patron accused her on TikTok of assaulting her at Hard Rock Bristol, located approximately 25 miles outside of Johnson City, Tennessee.