You can’t gamble online in New York, but you can in New Jersey. For a group of frustrated N.F.L. bettors, that means a 15-minute trek via bicycle that saves them a $16 toll.
Source: New York Times
New York Gamblers Cross Into New Jersey to Place NFL Bets Online
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