The Tourism, Gaming and the Arts committee of the New Jersey legislature began holding hearings as to whether Daily Fantasy Sports constitutes gambling.

The answer to that question is likely “yes” as legislators in 2006 found it necessary to stipulate fantasy sports as a legal form of gambling with its passage of the Unlawful Internet Gaming Enforcement Act (UIGEA) along with state lotteries and horse racing.

The next issue on the agenda may be the most difficult to address:  How to regulate Daily Fantasy Sports.

So far, the owner of Atlantic City’s former Revel casino has proposed using it as an indoor water park, a medical tourism resort, an equestrian facility and a so-called “genius academy” where the world’s top minds would tackle society’s problems.

Now add this to Glenn Straub’s thoughts for the property: housing Syrian refugees. Straub told The Associated Press on Tuesday that he’s willing to let people displaced by the civil war in Syria stay at the 47-story Revel resort as he fights in court over its future.