Category: Recreational
-
Editorial: Nevada joins competition for pot sales
On Saturday, residents of Nevada were able to see the spectacle that greeted Coloradans more than two years ago: the rush to partake in newly … -
Nevada sees green as marijuana dispensaries make $1 million in first few days
-

Cannabis Comes to the County Fair

California Gov. Jerry Brown last week signed a bill that details how to carry out the November 2016 ballot measure that legalizes recreational marijuana as of January 2018. Tucked deep in the text is an option for county fairs to allow sampling and sales for people 21 and older in designated spots.
The media has had fun with the image of marijuana users getting the munchies and exploring the enticing array of fair food. The Fresno Bee last week imagined “a dramatic increase in funnel cake sales at county fairs across the state.”
-
Hits & Misses
-
Reno marijuana dispensaries making big money in first week
-
Dispensaries‘ plea: Keep that recreational marijuana coming
-
Letter to the Editor
-
Nevada Division of Tourism makes cautious play on marijuana
-

What Las Vegas Poker Players Think of Legal Cannabis

Nevada legalized recreational cannabis on July 1st for all adults over 21 years old. One of the largest demographics that frequents Nevada casinos are poker players.
What impact is it having on the game?
“Recreational marijuana is fantastic,” said Evan Jarvis, but other players expressed different viewpoints.
[Watch the video at the Oregon Cannabis Connecton.]
There’s more than some overlap between the game and the plant. Three-time World Series of Poker champion Dutch Boyd is open about it:
“Marijuana is part of poker. If you’re ever on the tournament trail and stop in a Tunica hotel room during a World Series of Poker circuit event or in Los Angeles for a stop on the World Poker Tour, just walk down the halls and it’s everywhere. It smells like weed. It’s part of the game’s culture.”
@cryptoblast published his points of view on that same story, rules and regulations are being spoken of in the open, and with hope we’ll hear more stories — good, bad, and otherwise — about players’ approach.
-
Cannabis takes root in Nevada