Should they allow people to be able to gamble on television ratings? Example: You'd be able to gamble small on the pilot, but gamble big on the season to a scripted television series. Examples to follow... Chime in anytime. A go hard or go home gambler's business model would have to be in place for it to work, 'cause network's television ratings accounts have to be made and managed professionally. Example... You bet $50, $100, or $500 on the Mayan MC pilot to air, say, Sept 21. Should the ratings be tops at how many tuned in on the FX network it would likely come on, you simply made DOUBLE. You cant bet outside those bet placement amounts for shit, for professional organizing to play a role. See where this is going? I don't gamble anymore, but this would bring me back in more likely, but just to this bet on excellent television ratings extent. Your gambling on ratings accountant at FX get 5% of your wins. They have to make money. They can also be looked at as NEW jobs for the upcoming 20s (2020 till 2029). This would also give revenue to pay for more rail across the states. This should make the tax revenue on weed look like a walk in the park. Why? Last I checked, more people gamble than toke weed (which is usually for recreational use or medical use.)