He says that means that you're "gambling" under Washington law because the chips are "things of value" -- i.e., have value because they let you keep playing the game.Importantly, the panel holds that this is gambling not because some people sell these chips on a secondary market (e.g., the chips have "actual" cash value). [read post]

Vinson, by Tanya Katerí Hernández Of Glass Ceilings, Sex Stereotypes, and Mixed Motives: The Story of Price Waterhouse v. [read post]