Other articles quote members of the Ohio General Assembly who insist the House and Senate should craft and pass legislation without the need for a statewide referendum. News coverage indicates that some proponents of sport betting are already sharpening their pencils to collect the 360,000 signatures needed to put the question on a statewide ballot, imitating the approach taken when Ohio voters approved casinos in 2009. Supreme Court struck down the federal law against sports betting and delegated regulation of this to the states, the odds of Ohio enacting legislation to permit sports betting look more than favorable.

They also won’t need to truck to Iowa or even ride the Internet to sites like Fan Duel.

If Marx were alive today, I’m guessing he would happily bet his life, or at least his livelihood, that sometime in the very near future, Ohioans won’t need to fly to Vegas to legally place a sports wager. Marx retorts that not pursuing this young lady “is like saying you will leave Las Vegas for Cedar Rapids, Iowa to play bingo in the church bazaar.” In one episode, Marx teases a young man about why he won’t drop his long-distance girlfriend for the attractive young woman standing next to him on the show. Back in the 1950s, comedian Groucho Marx headlined an entertaining early version of a game show known as You Bet Your Life.

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