PAUL

5000 MAMBA BEATS HIM ,,

YES NO ?

YOU TALK OUT OF YOUR FCKIN ASS LATELY ONCE AGAIN

I HAVE TO CORRECT YOU

5000 STACKS,,YEs 0R NO?

Hey buddy 

How about an alternate instead of $5K, the first time they race, the loser of this "wager" has to change their plop screen name to "Ass Clown" for one year

And $200 loser fee to be Zelled to the winner after that race goes official!   

And an out, if the losing horse eventually beats the winning horse anytime after, the screen name can revert back immediately!

  You want to try to beat fixed odds racing.  Go for it. Good luck

      I know many people that win gambling. You're hanging with fellow losers.

A delusional perspective, based on total ignorance

     

not a relevant comment pacer 2
 

       I'm tired of couch potatoes criticizing professional drivers mostly when they lose $2.  And I could give a rats ass WTF you think.

There are over 6.6 million voters in New Jersey. I doubt if 5% even know who Jeff Gural is. If the casino vote passes, it will because it will create new jobs for the state. More importantly, many gamblers in Northen NJ won't have to make the distasteful choice of driving three hours to Atlantic City or going over the GW Bridge and play at spanking new casinos in Manhattan. I've seen the casino at Aqueduct. Twenty percent of the tags in the parking lot are from Jersey. It's an easy jaunt over the Verrazzano onto the Belt to the Big A. For more proof, take a ride as I have to the Catskills Casino down the road from Monticello Raceway.  Thirty big buses with jammed with Asian folks from the boroughs looking to spend some cash. Many states try to build their casino close to another states border to draw gamblers away to their venue. Look at Ohio. The Hard Rock in Cincy is 2 miles from the Kentucky border. A five minute drive over the bridge. Very smart move.  Jersey very well might not pass the bill. If they don't that's fine too. It wont be a smart move. But who says the voters are smart anyway? LOL!