Too bad that gambling on individual sporting events is illegal unless you live in Vegas. Problem is that it forces average sports fans, who would otherwise log on or walk down to the OTB to place their bets, to waste precious long hours on filling out brackets for the NCAA basketball tournament or drafting fantasy baseball and football teams. Participating in these competitions offer odds of winning only slightly better than those for winning the Powerball and with a lot higher energy input. America's gambling policy needs a serious overhaul.
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