Hypocrisy the dominant theme in Florida gambling, columnist writes
Orlando Sentinel columnist Scott Maxwell points out some, er, inconsistencies among Florida legislators that are anti-gambling and their positions on other state games of chance, such as the lottery.
The line I like best is his comment that poker players have offered in recent months: that you can bet all you want on a slot (and horses and the lottery, for that matter) but when it comes to poker, their gambling impulses need to be controlled.
And I agree on his line about the suited Jack-10, too, even though it's what knocked me out of my most recent tournament, getting outplayed and fishing for the straight after a Q-9-6 flop.


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The most hypocritical game, he doesn't mention - bingo. .....and even worse church bingo. The same ones who think I'm engaging in something evil by walking in a casino find bingo on church grounds perfectly legit.
Just the nanny state trying to protect me from me.
Posted by: KCK | April 15, 2009 2:44 PM