Government perplexed by Internet gambling

Read the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review‘s interesting article here. Rich Cholodofsky’s article reports, “[t]he Steelers-Bengals game drew the most betting action last week, according to officials from several Internet gambling companies. Bodog.com, a leading off-shore Internet casino, reported taking in about $3.5 million in wagers on the game and expects to get about $4 million in bets for today’s game against the Indianapolis Colts.” I am quite certain that, in the cyberworld of Steelers gambling, the Colts topped the Bengals.