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Seven Years Into Legal Sports Betting, We’re Seeing It for What It Is
The other problem facing those who would like to rein in sports betting is the persistence of illegal betting. Before the 2018 Supreme Court decision, but especially since, the gambling industry ... Read More
Nebraska lawmakers advance proposal to put mobile sports betting on 2026 ballot
A proposal to allow Nebraska voters the chance to legalize mobile sports betting took another step forward Monday — but its path to next year's ballot remains uncertain. Read More
State Bans on Sports Betting Are Not Helping Anybody

And yet, sports betting is still practiced in staggering numbers in every state. A new report ... for illegal sportsbooks such as Bovada drop by as much as 50% in the states with legal sports ... Read More
As March Madness kicks off, will Texas legalize sports betting? Here's what's on the table

But not all wagering on March Madness is legal ... betting services. Sports betting operators have no influence over nor are any such revenues in any way dependent on or linked to the newsrooms or ... Read More
More than half U.S. adults don't want legal betting on college sports in their state, poll shows

Las Vegas — Most U.S. adults think betting on professional sports should be legal — but they don't ... after a state investigation in Iowa into illegal sports wagering, though some charges ... Read More
What the legalization of sports betting means for March Madness in Wisconsin

A Wisconsin Policy Forum report on sports betting legalization found benefits for Wisconsin Native American tribes and state tax revenue — with negative financial impacts for some Wisconsinites. Read More
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