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Ultimate Poker to become first legal, real-money online poker site in USNews Story
But you have to be physically present within the state of Nevada to play On Tuesday, UltimatePoker.com is expected to launch what will become the country's first fully legal online poker site, with one major catch: it will be limited to those physically present within the state of Nevada. Neither the site nor state regulators have said precisely what means they will use to determine a player's location, but Nevada state officials said previously that it would be far more extensive than sim
Apr 30, 2013, 3:07 pm - Todd - Lottery News

Be Happy to Know this...Pick3 & Pick4: Part2Reply
i am glad UTAH and Nevada are getting one...very glad...Arizona you need one too...Why not make it a: Arizona-Utah-Nevada Pick3... or Arizona-Utah-Nevada-Wyoming Pick3... Pick3 and Pick4 thats it... or a Arizona-Utah-Nevada-Wyoming-Colorado-New Mexico Pick3 and Pick4...
Mar 19, 2011, 1:44 pm - pumpi76 - Lottery Discussion Forum

Now or LaterReply
MM needs more states so it can better compete with PB. As for Nevada I say no way...the casinos indusrty just doesn't want a lottery. First the Mega Millions slots were supposed to be the Nevada answer to a lottery, then came Nevada Numbers, but I just don't see Nevada becoming a lottery state. (Which is really silly, A.C. does well and Jersey has casinos and lotto).
Mar 30, 2008, 1:02 pm - Coin Toss - Lottery Discussion Forum

Confession/PollReply
1 state a way for me, because that's exactly what we do, but we live not all that far from the state border. Usually when we go though it's not just to play PB (We're in a MM state). When I lived in Nevada a lot of us would drive from Vegas to a small town in California called Nipton, that had lotto ), but its lotto action has probably all dried up since Primm opened and put a gas station about 3 inches from the Welcome to California sign so they could sell lottery tickets. Before Primm
May 23, 2008, 6:48 pm - Coin Toss - Jackpot Games Forum

Frank Adonis
Frank Adonis passed way yesterday at age 83. He from Brooklyn, New York and move to Las Vegas, Nevada. He passed away in Las Vegas, Nevada. He a movie star. There a LP member on here from Las Vegas, Nevada.
Dec 27, 2018, 7:13 pm - keepitreal - Mystical Forum

How has the Wyoming Lottery impacted on Utah?Reply
Nevada residents know that their state is sometimes called 'Whore Nevada' because people from Utah and lots of other places go to Nevada to do their 'dirty work'. So Utahans going to Idaho to play lotto is no big surprise.
Apr 7, 2015, 8:15 pm - Coin Toss - Lottery Discussion Forum

How about a; Oregon, Washington State, Nevada Decades of Dollars..
How about a; Oregon-Washington State-Nevada Decades of Dollars.. together you all 3 will have: 15 million people more than the state of Georgia.....and since you all 3 will have the same population as the state of Florida you can have a Florida lotto similar to the one the state of Florida has...
Apr 3, 2012, 1:27 am - pumpi76 - Jackpot Games Forum

Businesses near Nevada border popular for lottery playersReply
I am not surprised, since Nevada does not have a state lottery. On the other hand, with Vegas and all the casinos, I am surprised Nevada does not have a state lottery. New Jersey has a big casino and one of the oldest state lotteries in the country - as far as I know they were the first state to have a daily numbers game (started 5/22/75). Why can't Nevada?
May 25, 2010, 1:15 pm - Hermanus104 - Lottery News

UK Lottery operator plans $500 million global lottery gameReply
I will agree with you that Nevada is dead-set against state lotteries. If the global lottery is annuity based Nevada will most likely pass. However, I see a global lottery with a billion dollar one time payout (give or take a few 100 million) as unique and as a possible exception to the rule. There are so many ways the Las Vegas tourism board can use the world lottery to promote tourism. As you said, you would drive to Nevada to buy a ticket. People already drive and fly for hours to gamble and
Aug 12, 2007, 5:44 pm - Preppy - Lottery News

nevada lotteryReply
Absolutely not. Remember, lotteries are all about making extra revenue for the state. THey are not about giving anything to the people, outside of a voluntary tax . Nevada has no need to rake in extra revenue, due to the huge amounts the casinos pay to the state in taxes. The state of Nevada would institute a state income tax on its citizens before it would go through the expense of running a lottery. If Nevada doesn't need to have a state income tax, it doesn't need to have a lottery. Their
Mar 17, 2007, 4:04 pm - Badger - Lottery Discussion Forum