Texas AG latest to say DFS is illegal gambling
- Jan 20, 2016
Texas state Attorney General Ken Paxton (pictured) has added his name to the list of AG's that have declared daily fantasy sports to be illegal gambling.
Read More . . .Texas state Attorney General Ken Paxton (pictured) has added his name to the list of AG's that have declared daily fantasy sports to be illegal gambling.
Read More . . .Rep. Rob Matzie has introduced a resolution urging Congress to lift the federal ban on sports betting and allow states that have legalized casino gaming to offer sports betting through the licensed facilities.
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Read More . . .Wisconsin and Illinois have joined the mounting list of states that have given daily fantasy sports special attention, whether for the better or worse.
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