The casinos in Rhode Island take sports wagers in person. Their FAQS are non-specific about maximum bets.
I'm sure casinos in other states also take bets.
If you're talking pies, you're already there...
If I want to put some serious money down on the upcoming Duke/Kansas game, do I have to go to Las Vegas or Atlantic City? Can some of these Indian casinos take that kind of bet? Guess that i need "Sports betting for dummies" Other than "Don't do it!", any friendly advice in the subject?
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The casinos in Rhode Island take sports wagers in person. Their FAQS are non-specific about maximum bets.
I'm sure casinos in other states also take bets.
If you're talking pies, you're already there...
The only thing I will say is the Duke Kansas game this early in the season is a risky bet. Nobody knows what either of these teams will be yet. Regardless of the line, I would stay away.
With that said, I think most of the casinos will have a sports book, but I'm not sure how to find out the max bet.
Even the little gambling cruises out of Myrtle Beach have sports books.
Do not do it...
He's a recent article on the legal online sports betting services
https://www.legalsportsreport.com/us-betting-sites/
Thanks for the link. The closest spot for me would be WV or Mississippi. Not close at all. Plus, even if I went there, can't guarantee that they would have NCAA betting, or the specific game I want, or on what terms. Probably faster to fly to Las Vegas where things are well-established. Really have no interest in dealing with a marginal operation. Seems overall like a bad idea at this time. Maybe next year.
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