South Carolina, Missouri, and Georgia Take Different Paths on Sports Betting

South Carolina lawmakers have stalled on multiple sports betting bills despite bipartisan sponsorship, while Missouri prepares for a Dec. 1 launch. Read More

Bill aims to repeal federal sports betting excise tax

The WAGER Act not only exempts sportsbooks from the federal excise “handle” tax, but it also exempts them from the $50 per employee annual tax known as the “head” tax. The taxes are the result of the ... Read More

South Carolina debates the benefits of legal sports gambling

Football season is back but while fans across the country are placing bets on their favorite teams, sports betting remains illegal in South Carolina. Read More

Is sports betting legal in SC? Here's what to know as football season cranks up

Sports betting ― the activity of predicting sports outcomes ― is not yet legal in S.C., although there have been multiple attempts to pass legislation permitting it over the years. Residents who wish ... Read More

Sports gaming: Georgia panel encouraged to act by former North Carolina lawmaker

(The Center Square) – North Carolina far exceeded its projected revenues of $64 million in its first year of legal gaming, bringing in $116 million, a Georgia House committee studying the legalization ... Read More