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Donnybrook Next Up: March 23, 2023
23/03/2023
On Donnybrook Next Up, the panel is joined by Robert Linnehan, Regulatory Writer and Editor at XLMedia, to discuss the current effort in the Missouri General Assembly to legalize sports betting.
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Sports betting back in front of North Carolina lawmakers
16/03/2023
The latest bill is 24 pages long, with the addition of betting on college sports back again. Tax gambling operators would pay the state a 14%, up from the 9% in the previous bill. Sponsors of this bill, including Guilford County Democrat Ashton Clemmons, said support among lawmakers is also up. “I believe we have...
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Kansas businesses gear up for Big 12, March Madness bettors
07/03/2023
Kansas City expects the Big 12 Men’s and Women’s Championships to bring $21 million in economic impact to the metro. Then two weeks later the NCAA’s Sweet 16 and Elite 8 games in the Midwest Regional will also be hosted at T Mobile Center. Starting Wednesday, areas around T Mobile and Power and Light will...
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Massachusetts Regulators Relax Sports-Betting Affiliate Restrictions
03/03/2023
US Regulation Update: “After three days of discussions, the Massachusetts Gaming Commission (MGC) has voted to temporarily lift a prohibition on cost-per-acquisition (CPA) and revenue-share agreements between third-party marketing affiliates and licensed sports-betting operators. Affiliates will now be allowed to apply for a waiver to enter into revenue-share and CPA deals through April 14, while...
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Missouri sports betting clears next hurdle
03/03/2023
A bill to legalize sports betting in Missouri is now on the calendar for debate on the senate floor, indicating senate leadership wants to see it move forward. Debate could begin by the end of the month. Parkville Republican Senator Tony Luetkemeyer introduced the bill. Previous attempts to legalize sports betting in the state of...
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What sports betting could look like in Minnesota’s pro stadiums
02/03/2023
A bill making its way through the Legislature to legalize sports gambling in Minnesota excludes the state’s professional sports teams from gambling licenses, instead giving exclusivity to the state’s tribes. However, that doesn’t mean that teams like the Twins or Vikings can’t get a piece of the action. Sports-betting revenue could still make its way into...