"Connecticut is right to vigorously oppose Internet gambling, but the state cannot win this battle alone.
Rapid expansion of online gambling demonstrates why Congress must adopt a clear, unambiguous ban on Internet wagering.
The state Division of Special Revenue recently barred Penn National Gambling, which takes online bets for a Mohegan Tribe horse-racing track in Pennsylvania, from accepting bets placed by Connecticut residents. Penn National said it will comply with the order, while noting that three other companies also accept such wagers in Connecticut."
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