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To: Whisperer! who wrote (40)	4/22/1999 12:35:00 PM
From: C. PHILLIPS	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 80

Perhaps Kyl should put state boarder guards so that his constituents do not go over the boarder to Nevada and play in Laughlin and Las Vegas. Perhaps he is to worried that players will opt for internet gaming rather then the Arizona Lotto. We have to remember that gaming is an international past time. Internet gaming is legal in parts of Europe, Asia, Australia and south of the United States as well as the United States too. We are not the lone market. CSIN is an international gaming site. CSIN will cover the languages to accommodate the nationality of the players. Doesn't this tell you something? Internet gaming is big, real big. All this hoopla over internet gaming means something. It comes down to money and tax regulation. Kyl wants to make noise so that in the end they will figure out a way to tax the son of a gun. When was the last time a senator made all this noise about regulating children from having lemonade stands. There is no incentive for them. Ofcourse the State could argue that the Health Department is worried that the lemons may be contaminated and the children are not washing their hands, or that the children are hiding income and even the issue of child labor laws. But no, lemonades stands don't make money. That is the bottom line! Casinos do! Finally, we are the house! GO CSIN. Thanks, C. Phillips