TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 3月13日 22時49分

An estimated $140 billion per year is illegally wagered on sports in the U.S., according to the American Gaming Association. And yet, at a moment when states across the country have relaxed gambling prohibitions and built hundreds of new casinos, a 1992 federal law bars sports betting everywhere except Delaware, Oregon, Montana and Nevada. In the latter, there’s the Westgate Las Vegas SuperBook (pictured here), the U.S.’s largest general sports-betting venue. “Hundreds of seats face dozens of big screens,” writes Sean Gregory in this week’s TIME. “And when games come down to the wire, the crowd goes berserk. It’s like watching a game in an arena.” Photograph by Jesse Chehak (@lostsemiotics) for TIME.

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