The Gang breaks down the N.J. bill

13 Jan 2011

Casino City's Vin Narayanan and Dan Igo join Aaron Todd to talk about the passage of online gambling legislation in New Jersey and innovations announced in online poker from PokerStars and Xbox Live this week, their gambling "to-do" lists and make their NFL playoff game picks.

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	The Gang breaks down the N.J. bill 13 Jan 2011 Casino City's Vin Narayanan and Dan Igo join Aaron Todd to talk about the passage of online gambling legislation in New Jersey and innovations announced in online poker from PokerStars and Xbox Live this week, their gambling "to-do" lists and make their NFL playoff game picks. Listen to internet radio with Casino City on Blog Talk Radio

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The Gang breaks down the N.J. bill