Missouri legalizes sports betting with age of Amendment 2 rs47
Missouri becomes the 39th state to legalize sports betting, ing Kansas — which legalized sports betting in 2022. The Show-Me State (s/remains apart from) seven of the eight states that border Missouri which have legalized sports betting in some capacity. 29546t
MO Amendment 2: Early voters cite education, tax revenue going to Kansas in backing sports gambling 41444r
If Amendment 2 es, Missouri would become the 39th state to legalize sports betting….“It just made sense that the money from taxes will go to help schools,” said Clay County resident Ryan Ault. “That’s a good thing, and people are going over the border to do it anyway. You might as well keep that money here in the state.”
Dallas Cowboys’ Charlotte Jones Raises Concerns Over Unregulated Sports Betting in Texas, Calls for Legalization 31454v
“We want our fans to be able to have the enjoyment of participating should they want to and do so in a safe and regulated environment,” Charlotte Jones says. Austin, TX (October 16, 2024) — In a recent interview with CBS News Texas sports reporter Bill Jones, Dallas Cowboys Co-Owner Charlotte Jones underscored the […]
North Carolina sports betting revenue sures expectations as retail options loom 4y6153
“North Carolina’s sports betting initiative has far exceeded initial financial forecasts, accumulating over $62 million in tax revenue since its inception on March 13.”
Offshore sports betting apps like Bovada locate their servers offshore to dodge U.S. taxes and evade U.S. protections Washington Post: So-called “social” sportsbooks, like Fliff, have let minors play and avoid U.S. sports betting regulations Lauren Clay, Texas Sports Betting Alliance Spokesperson: “Texas deserves a legal, regulated, transparent market that protects minors and stops unregulated […]
How to protect Alabamians from ills of sports wagering 5v96n
“Legalize it. Put regulations in place. Partner with reputable companies – companies that are publicly traded and held able by public investors, gaming regulators and law enforcement.”