GOP activist sues Rhode Island over launch of sports betting
- May 3, 2019
A Republican activist is suing over sports betting in Rhode Island, saying the state should have sought voter approval before legalizing and launching it.
Read More . . .A Republican activist is suing over sports betting in Rhode Island, saying the state should have sought voter approval before legalizing and launching it.
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Read More . . .A proposed gambling bill for the 2019 Legislative Session is dead, multiple sources told Florida Politics on Monday evening. “I would say it’s 99% dead,” said one lawmaker who was familiar with the behind-the-scenes talks but was not authorized to speak on the record.
Read More . . .A state legislator behind a plan to legalize sports gambling is making his case that Ohio should join neighboring states in permitting such wagering, and that the Ohio Lottery Commission is the legal and best option to serve as the regulator.
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Hump Day Wednesday features the MLB NL West Game of the Year PLUS a Free MLB Selection
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After more than 22 years online, the legendary Greek sportsbook is moving on.
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The Portland Trail Blazers look to even up their NBA playoff series against the Denver Nuggets on Wednesday night.
Read More . . .Online sports betting is not yet available across the United States but in New Jersey, the option is plentiful. Right now, the state offers 13 different applications for NJ online sports betting and this could expand to more than 20 by the time the 2019 NFL season begins.
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