Nevada Governor Not in Agreement With GOP Platform on Internet Gambling (Video)

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Nevada Governor Brian Sandoval is in sharp disagreement with his party when it comes to online gambling and their platform adopted over the past week that includes a few lines promising to continue prohibition.
News 3 in Las Vegas sent reporter Sergio to talk to the governor, who has been pushing for legalization of online gambling in the state.

Gov. Sandoval says this stance by his party changes nothing when it comes to starting online poker in Nevada by the end of this year.

His state has already enacted a law that would allow for real money Web poker beyond state borders once federal legislation is passed.  Currently, the Silver State is in the midst of granting over a dozen applications to operate online poker sites for real money within the state’s borders.

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- Patrick Flanagan, Gambling911.com

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