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"They'd certainly want to be in the fray," Mr. Eadington said.

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Bill Eadington, a gambling-industry expert at the University of Nevada at Reno, said the major casino companies wouldn't want to "sit on the sidelines" as the lucrative New York City market opens up.

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As Eadington and Wang explain, “VIP players may require the provision of lavish hotel rooms and high quality amenities for themselves and their entourages, expensive transportation, considerable pampering by staff, and a great deal of time and attention from senior management.”

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As Eadington and Wang explain, “VIP players may require the provision of lavish hotel rooms and high quality amenities for themselves and their entourages, expensive transportation, considerable pampering by staff, and a great deal of time and attention from senior management.”

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Eadington also thinks Great Britain, which has been supportive of the burgeoning gaming business, may pressure the United States to soften its stance on internet gambling.

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But Bill Eadington, director of the Institute for the Study of Gambling and Commercial Gaming at the University of Nevada, Reno, said his impression of the WTO ruling is that it is much more an Antiguan victory than a U.S. win. In particular, Eadington said, the U.S. government's willingness to permit online wagering on horse racing puts the country in a sticky situation.

Ruling Unlikely to Deter Gaming 2005

Eadington believes the United States still supplies more customers for online gambling sites than any other country.

Ruling Unlikely to Deter Gaming 2005

Eadington is one of a team of leading academics and experts from North America, who are conducting a series of seminars in

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"The realities are when you have that kind of decline the weakest operators typically get pushed out," Eadington said.

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"The realities are when you have that kind of decline the weakest operators typically get pushed out," Eadington said.

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