[Chuck@Mohawk]

I can only speculate TS, so my opinion is only my own here.

I would suspect that because the business model for online sportsbook operations is somewhat more man-power intensive than say, an online poker operation or online casino (for example) that the costs associated with paying the accepted North American wage standard (and associated benefits) in order to recruit and sustain skilled and talented employees may present an obstacle for operators looking to keep overhead to a bare-bones minimum and maximize all potential profits.

Honestly, I do not know off the top of my head what the wage standards are in other Sportsbook-friendly regions, I am only operating under the assumption that the cost of living in say, a central american State would be lower than what is possible here.

Hope this helps.

Chuck Barnett

(I forgot to mention, Kahnawake is not what would typically be classified as a "reservation", as it's founding predates the legislative creation of Canada's "reservation" system, and the settlement here on the banks of the St. Lawrence River actually predates the formation of Canada by about 200 (+/-) years. Few people are aware that there is a distinction to be made)