Ohio Sports Betting Legalization: Neighbors, And The Road Ahead
- Mar 29, 2019
A long-awaited, full-fledged Ohio sports betting bill hit the table earlier this month, the first of its kind for the Buckeye State.
Read More . . .A long-awaited, full-fledged Ohio sports betting bill hit the table earlier this month, the first of its kind for the Buckeye State.
Read More . . .West Virginia has officially become the fifth US state to legalize online gambling after Gov. Jim Justice signed the necessary legislation.
Read More . . .Rep. Alec Garnett (D-Denver), the House Majority Leader, told KRDO's news partners in Denver that legislators are working on a plan for what legal sports gambling could look like in Colorado.
Read More . . .If a majority of legislators in the Statehouse have their way, however, the activity could soon be legal if done through the state lottery system. A bill legalizing sports betting was passed by the House this past week.
Read More . . .The legislation cleared the Senate (30-10) and the House (64-33) in late February before Gov. Ralph Northam signed the bill into law on Friday, according to The Roanoke Times.
Read More . . .Iowa’s sports betting debate in 2019 is reaching its later stages, as lawmakers are working on amending legislation ahead of an early May legislative deadline.
Read More . . .The Senate killed the House bill 38-7 on Monday with no debate. The measure passed the GOP-led House last month, after it failed but was reconsidered in a second vote.
Read More . . .Maine is one of more than 20 other states actively considering a move to allow sports betting. Several proposals are in the works in Augusta, including a bill released recently by Rep. Jeffrey Evangelos, I-Friendship, and another still being drafted by Sen. Louis Luchini, D-Ellsworth, and Rep. Scott Strom, R-Pittsfield.
Read More . . .The federal government may have finally given the go-ahead to a satellite tribal casino in East Windsor, but that doesn't mean the debate over gambling in Connecticut is settled.
Read More . . .Iowans should know by sometime in April whether a majority of state legislators in the House and Senate favor legalizing wagers on professional, college and Olympic sporting events and on daily fantasy sports, and if Gov. Kim Reynolds endorses their work product.
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New Jersey handle and profit numbers show that the best path to profit for sports betting is online.
Read More . . .At a House committee hearing in Nashville on Tuesday, the sponsor of the sports betting legislation on the agenda unveiled significant proposed changes to the measure, House Bill 1. There wasn’t a vote held Tuesday, so the amendments weren’t approved, but they seemed to be received favorably by the committee.
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