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The federal appeals court that had earlier handed the NFL a victory in its battle with Delaware over gambling, clarified what would be permissible. The appeals court found that the grandfather clause in the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act was meant to be strictly construed. As a result, Delaware was not to be permitted to expand its program. Therefore, it was only allowed to operate a game in which players wagered on at least three professional football games at once and the wager was determined by the outcome of all three games (or more) games. Full post as published by Sports Biz on September 02, 2009 (boomark / email).
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