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MAY 17, 2001

After supporting a bill to ban Internet betting last year, most big Las Vegas casinos are now making forays into the online market.

Senator Jon Kyl (R-Ariz.) introduced the bill which passed the Senate but failed the House. But now he says there may not be enough support this time around to pass it.

That would mean good news for tribes who opposed the bill. It would also, however, mean competition for any tribe engaged in or interested in online betting.

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Las Vegas Casinos Shift Stand, Backing Internet Wagering (The New York Times 5/17)
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