Gambling in America's future could be altered if the Supreme Court hears arguments in Christie v. NCAA on Monday. The justices will review New Jerseys choice to repeal prohibitions on sports gambling, which has pitted the Garden State's governor, Chris Christie, against all America's top sports leagues, by the National Football League into the National Collegiate Athletic Association into the horse racing industry. Some experts believe that's about to change, although similar to his attempt to win the 2016 GOP nomination, Christie has lost in the courts.

Daniel Wallach, shareholder at the Becker & Poliak off law firm, said Friday that while New Jersey lost six times in various federal courts, they don't need a 500 record, they don't need to make the All Star game, they just need to win one time, and this is the ultimate court to prevail in." I think NJ will end up with sports gambling at any participating casinos which want to have it among the National Football League season in 2018 and Monmouth Park Racetrack, Wallach said in the National Press Club.