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2007 NBA All Star Game Venue: Las Vegas?
We hate to sound like sour pickles but it's bad enough that the NBA has turned into a sport in which player's can't hit 10 footers much less a free throw and now David Stern and his clones have decided to host the 2007 NBA All Star game in Las Vegas.
You may find nothing wrong with the above listed but we're a little perturbed by it. For starters, their not going to allow any type of gambling on the game or it's weekend of events at the Las Vegas Casinos. WHAT A JOKE! The NBA needs to sack up and realize that it wouldn't be grabbing all these television contracts and making the fat loot they make if it weren't for people that bet on the games.
The second reason we think it stinks is because Las Vegas isn't even an NBA city. Sure, let's take a dump on the fans, the ones that support the league and absolutely crap on their shot at seeing all the NBA's talent in their local city. The local city in which the average fan overpays for tickets and supports their team. To make matters worse, Stern is proposing they play a future game in Paris! Paris? Who gives a flying F about Paris! How about showing appreciation for the fans in the U.S. who pay outrageous ticket prices, 7 freaking bucks for a beer and another 7 bucks for a fricken Oscar Meyer! Keep the game here where it belongs!
In summary, the fans pay big bucks for seats and end up having no shot of their local city drawing an all star game. Furthermore, the people that bet on NBA games can't get down on an event that probably shouldn't be bet on anyway, but that's not the point. The point is the NBA, Stern and his clones continue to "pretend" like gambling on pro basketball doesn't happen.
Memo to the NBA: The cat is out of the bag dudes. Start finding a way to cater to the masses rather than treating them like chit.
Lastly, Las Vegas is lobbying for an NBA team. What next? "We'll come but your casinos can't offer betting on our sport?"
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We hate to sound like sour pickles but it's bad enough that the NBA has turned into a sport in which player's can't hit 10 footers much less a free throw and now David Stern and his clones have decided to host the 2007 NBA All Star game in Las Vegas.
You may find nothing wrong with the above listed but we're a little perturbed by it. For starters, their not going to allow any type of gambling on the game or it's weekend of events at the Las Vegas Casinos. WHAT A JOKE! The NBA needs to sack up and realize that it wouldn't be grabbing all these television contracts and making the fat loot they make if it weren't for people that bet on the games.
The second reason we think it stinks is because Las Vegas isn't even an NBA city. Sure, let's take a dump on the fans, the ones that support the league and absolutely crap on their shot at seeing all the NBA's talent in their local city. The local city in which the average fan overpays for tickets and supports their team. To make matters worse, Stern is proposing they play a future game in Paris! Paris? Who gives a flying F about Paris! How about showing appreciation for the fans in the U.S. who pay outrageous ticket prices, 7 freaking bucks for a beer and another 7 bucks for a fricken Oscar Meyer! Keep the game here where it belongs!
In summary, the fans pay big bucks for seats and end up having no shot of their local city drawing an all star game. Furthermore, the people that bet on NBA games can't get down on an event that probably shouldn't be bet on anyway, but that's not the point. The point is the NBA, Stern and his clones continue to "pretend" like gambling on pro basketball doesn't happen.
Memo to the NBA: The cat is out of the bag dudes. Start finding a way to cater to the masses rather than treating them like chit.
Lastly, Las Vegas is lobbying for an NBA team. What next? "We'll come but your casinos can't offer betting on our sport?"
http://www.sport-betting-links.com/
http://www.sport-betting-links.com/directory/aaasportsandcasinos.html
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