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Betfair must be favorites to get the licence.
http://www.thoroughbredtimes.com/national-news/2010/June/30/New-Jersey-General-Assembly-approves-exchange-wagering.aspx
I hear other USA states are likely to follow.
Do people think Betfair flotation will follow their conquering of the USA, or will they float before to raise the cash?
http://www.thoroughbredtimes.com/national-news/2010/June/30/New-Jersey-General-Assembly-approves-exchange-wagering.aspx
I hear other USA states are likely to follow.
Do people think Betfair flotation will follow their conquering of the USA, or will they float before to raise the cash?
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No, no and no.
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Reading the link makes me think betfair won't be involved. No need for their needlessly bloated system anyway.
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that would be tip top if in future most of usa would allow exchanges..... they have 8-10 tracks a day woop woop
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The Yanks don't give contracts to British companies like they accept our troops fighting for them. When Bf say can we have 2% they will laugh and never stop
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1.5bn flotation announced for this autumn answers the question
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