Official US Sports Betting Bill Tracker Thread

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  • KVB
    SBR Aristocracy
    • 05-29-14
    • 74817

    #1
    Official US Sports Betting Bill Tracker Thread
    Everyone's favorite network, ESPN, has a Legalization Homepage, and a Betting Bill Tracker that is updated by state.





    Right now only one state is rated as "unlikely"...Utah...

    Utah's anti-gambling stance is written into the state's constitution. Any change to existing state policy toward gambling would be a massive departure from decades of opposition to any form of gambling, including lottery tickets, table games and sports betting.
    Other states are at varying stages.

    Let's see how this evolves.



  • Biff41
    SBR MVP
    • 07-23-14
    • 1234

    #2
    Utah has several cities near the Nevada Border, probably no need to legalize.
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    • cincinnatikid513
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      • 11-23-17
      • 45360

      #3
      cmon florida let's get it done
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      • sourtwist
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        • 11-10-12
        • 9364

        #4
        Good thread KVB

        Thank you
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        • Shute
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          • 03-20-17
          • 11835

          #5
          Quality thread KVB
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          • sourtwist
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            • 11-10-12
            • 9364

            #6
            Originally posted by Shute
            Quality thread KVB
            Good quality thread KVB
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            • turbobets
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              • 01-13-06
              • 1001

              #7
              Originally posted by sourtwist
              Good quality thread KVB
              Damn good quality thread KVB
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              • Venom72
                SBR MVP
                • 10-05-16
                • 2041

                #8
                Ky just introduced the first bill friday i believe, you can already gamble on horses and we have slot machines as well here...so you figure itd be a no brainer but who knows with this backwords ass state
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                • USCPHILLYGUY
                  SBR Posting Legend
                  • 12-15-12
                  • 21746

                  #9
                  Great thread. If anyone can add what the states are wanting in return that be very informative as well. I know here in PA just for a license fee it was 10 mil plus 36% of the win per book. So far zero have applied
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                  • beefcake
                    SBR Posting Legend
                    • 11-26-09
                    • 14029

                    #10
                    I live in NC and it might be a while before our backassward legislature even considers it.However the Harrahs casino in Cherokee might be a different story.Any idea how these indian casinos might move on this?
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                    • JayLA
                      SBR Hall of Famer
                      • 09-11-12
                      • 7806

                      #11
                      Disney won't let Florida have 1. sportsbetting and 2. resort casinos
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                      • grease lightnin
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                        • 10-01-12
                        • 16015

                        #12
                        Originally posted by USCPHILLYGUY
                        Great thread. If anyone can add what the states are wanting in return that be very informative as well. I know here in PA just for a license fee it was 10 mil plus 36% of the win per book. So far zero have applied

                        Wtf
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                        • USCPHILLYGUY
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                          • 12-15-12
                          • 21746

                          #13
                          Originally posted by grease lightnin
                          Wtf
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                          • Slipknot26
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                            • 07-17-15
                            • 5046

                            #14
                            Utah , the only "unlikely " ? Not even close
                            Lmao , Alabama needs to be added to the "it's fukkin not happening " list . These dumbfukk politicians just love seeing our money go over State lines to Georgia , Florida, Tennessee simply for lottery tickets , actual books just isn't going to happen while most will continue to bet anyway send they not get a damn dime off taxes .
                            No chance these Bible thumpers pass shit
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                            • jjgold
                              SBR Aristocracy
                              • 07-20-05
                              • 388179

                              #15
                              act lie you made a bet before
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                              • capitalist pig
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                                • 01-25-07
                                • 4998

                                #16
                                Originally posted by cincinnatikid513
                                cmon florida let's get it done
                                On the Nov ballot in Fl there will be a vote on Amendment 3, which will be to either let the people have all future votes on gambling in the state or leave it up to the st representatives. IMO, it will be better to have amendment 3 pass letting the people have all future votes on all gambling. For one it will take away the power of the Indian Tribes in the state other than on their property, and the politicians in the capital.

                                Its going to be a long road in FL on sports wagering, either way the politicians in Tally are not going to be for it, and if amendment 3 passes, then it would be 2 years at the earliest before the people would get a vote on it, not to mention everything will take 60% of the vote to become law by vote.JMO

                                later
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                                • mrpapageorgio
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                                  • 09-07-17
                                  • 2974

                                  #17
                                  A lot of these bills may wait until after the election. One of the lawyers on Twitter brought up a good point, the politicians are going to hold out for campaign money from the sports betting stakeholders and then pass it after the election.
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                                  • KVB
                                    SBR Aristocracy
                                    • 05-29-14
                                    • 74817

                                    #18
                                    The map looks the same.

                                    New York failed to pass a bill by the time the legislators left but they swear it's not dead, just in a "coma."

                                    They blame Indian Tribes and the governor's lack of support. This bill was just for racetracks and tribal casinos as four commercial casinos already have the green light in New York.

                                    Pretlow didn’t think the legislature’s lack of movement on the bill was a red light to the New York State Gaming Commission that is working on regulations for sports betting at the four commercial casinos that were authorized for the activity when they were approved in 2013. He expects they will be able to offer sports betting sometime this year, before tribal casinos and racetracks.The four casinos:
                                    • del Lago Resort & Casino
                                    • Tioga Downs Casino
                                    • Rivers Casino & Resort Schenectady
                                    • Resorts World Catskills

                                    However, without the mobile betting that would have been established in this bill, he doesn’t expect many New Yorkers will venture upstate to place bets at these commercial casinos when it’s closer for them to go into New Jersey, where sports betting already began and mobile betting will exist. The Meadowlands near NYC already has plans to offer sports betting, and NJ mobile wagering will


                                    New York intends on writing in the integrity fee the next time the bill is examined.
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                                    • mrpapageorgio
                                      SBR MVP
                                      • 09-07-17
                                      • 2974

                                      #19
                                      Originally posted by KVB
                                      New York intends on writing in the integrity fee the next time the bill is examined.
                                      Considering the Big 4 have their corporate offices in NYC (and therefore likely have had lobbyists embedded in Albany for years), I'm not surprised.
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                                      • pimike
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                                        • 03-23-08
                                        • 37140

                                        #20
                                        Originally posted by USCPHILLYGUY
                                        Great thread. If anyone can add what the states are wanting in return that be very informative as well. I know here in PA just for a license fee it was 10 mil plus 36% of the win per book. So far zero have applied
                                        Ouch!!

                                        Why would they with that expense? !!

                                        Dang I thought for sure rivers casino would had jumped on it, now I know why they haven’t.
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                                        • jjgold
                                          SBR Aristocracy
                                          • 07-20-05
                                          • 388179

                                          #21
                                          Not hearing much out of the Pennsylvania area no idea why they must like their residence leaving to go to New Jersey and gambling
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                                          • Kaplan
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                                            • 01-15-11
                                            • 165

                                            #22
                                            Ohio state goverment is controlled completely by the Jesus freaks. We wont have it in the next decade.
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                                            • jjgold
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                                              • 07-20-05
                                              • 388179

                                              #23
                                              It’s pretty quiet now
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                                              • lonegambler23
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                                                • 06-22-16
                                                • 9760

                                                #24
                                                Originally posted by Kaplan
                                                Ohio state goverment is controlled completely by the Jesus freaks. We wont have it in the next decade.
                                                same with az cnt even play draft kings .. losers
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                                                • jjgold
                                                  SBR Aristocracy
                                                  • 07-20-05
                                                  • 388179

                                                  #25
                                                  PA might never budge meaning Gov't

                                                  GREED will crush it
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                                                  • KVB
                                                    SBR Aristocracy
                                                    • 05-29-14
                                                    • 74817

                                                    #26
                                                    We have a change in the map.

                                                    New York and RI have turned blue...


                                                    Rhode Island...

                                                    On June 22, 2018, Gov. Gina Raimondo signed the state budget, which included language allowing sports betting. Only two locations -- one in Lincoln and one in Tiverton -- would be allowed to offer sports betting.

                                                    The state's lottery would oversee the process and Oct. 1 has been suggested as a likely start date. Only bets placed in-person would be allowed at the two locations, as the new law does not provide for mobile betting
                                                    New York had a bill from 2013, failed to pass the statewide bill, but promises they are working on regulations.

                                                    In 2013, New York passed a law to allow sports betting at four on-site locations. After lying dormant for the past five years, the law could be revived and put into action after the Supreme Court's decision in the New Jersey case. The New York State Gaming Commission is aiming to complete regulations "in the short term" for the four locations specified in the 2013 law. Legislation that would have allowed for full-scale sports betting in New York failed in June 2018, but could be re-introduced in 2019.
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                                                    • jjgold
                                                      SBR Aristocracy
                                                      • 07-20-05
                                                      • 388179

                                                      #27
                                                      PA blue but casinos do not want it because of fees and taxes

                                                      They know not worth it because of small hold

                                                      1 slot machine better than 200 sport bettors
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                                                      • acquavallo
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                                                        • 03-16-18
                                                        • 350

                                                        #28
                                                        New York had a bill from 2013, failed to pass the statewide bill, but promises they are working on regulations.


                                                        In 2013, New York passed a law to allow sports betting at four on-site locations. After lying dormant for the past five years, the law could be revived and put into action after the Supreme Court's decision in the New Jersey case. The New York State Gaming Commission is aiming to complete regulations "in the short term" for the four locations specified in the 2013 law. Legislation that would have allowed for full-scale sports betting in New York failed in June 2018, but could be re-introduced in 2019.


                                                        Imagine a full Vegas-type casino in Manhattan(or at least a horse, sports and e-gaming site), with mobile app allowing all visitors.
                                                        The legislators would have all the money they ever needed for whatever pet project...even Universal Basic Income for all New Yorkers.
                                                        But...even more than corrupt, they are plain stupid.
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                                                        • jjgold
                                                          SBR Aristocracy
                                                          • 07-20-05
                                                          • 388179

                                                          #29
                                                          Man the money is in mobile and online it’s not walk up business, 90% will not even come close to a Las Vegas sports book in appearance and comfort
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                                                          • KVB
                                                            SBR Aristocracy
                                                            • 05-29-14
                                                            • 74817

                                                            #30
                                                            It will take time for sure Gold.

                                                            Maybe we see some activity pick up after the midterm elections.
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                                                            • Optional
                                                              Administrator
                                                              • 06-10-10
                                                              • 61574

                                                              #31
                                                              Originally posted by jjgold
                                                              Man the money is in mobile and online it’s not walk up business, 90% will not even come close to a Las Vegas sports book in appearance and comfort
                                                              Betting shops have become a dinosaur niche thing down here too. Their time has passed.

                                                              NJ needs to have pub and sportsbar venues, where the locals operate from, with legal terminals to get people excited about it.
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                                                              • KVB
                                                                SBR Aristocracy
                                                                • 05-29-14
                                                                • 74817

                                                                #32
                                                                Originally posted by Optional
                                                                Betting shops have become a dinosaur niche thing down here too. Their time has passed.

                                                                NJ needs to have pub and sportsbar venues, where the locals operate from, with legal terminals to get people excited about it.
                                                                Optional offering a glimpse of the future, in markets where it's already happening.

                                                                I bet they end up with machines in bars, just taking in money and spitting out tickets. Even then, margins will be tough if States are going to gouge for some cash.
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                                                                • Optional
                                                                  Administrator
                                                                  • 06-10-10
                                                                  • 61574

                                                                  #33
                                                                  Originally posted by KVB

                                                                  Optional offering a glimpse of the future, in markets where it's already happening.

                                                                  I bet they end up with machines in bars, just taking in money and spitting out tickets. Even then, margins will be tough if States are going to gouge for some cash.
                                                                  This is pretty typical of what works best here, for offline.

                                                                  We have this weird system of lots of local sporting clubs that get tax incentives to support local grass roots sports, which also gives them the right to operate slots and other gambling to raise money.

                                                                  So there are thousands of clubs like this one local to me that have a sports bar plus multiple restaurants, gyms, massive kids play areas, sports fields to watch live games on site, slots and electronic table games, bands and shows etc. Basically a place the whole family can go that isn't just for male degens.

                                                                  That's the style venue NJ regulators should be looking to find a way to license IMHO.

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                                                                  • jjgold
                                                                    SBR Aristocracy
                                                                    • 07-20-05
                                                                    • 388179

                                                                    #34
                                                                    That place looks nice can Bet American horse racing in Australia

                                                                    All the legal horse racing books take Australia action every night
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                                                                    • RudyRuetigger
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                                                                      • 08-24-10
                                                                      • 65084

                                                                      #35
                                                                      best to just stay offshore anyway
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