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Missouri Senator Expects Sports Betting To Come Up Again Next Year

Steve Bittenbender
by Steve Bittenbender
Most believe the best chance to pass Missouri sports betting legislation will come after the 2024 legislative session. However, state Senate President Pro Tem Caleb Rowden said that does not mean lawmakers will necessarily ignore it when the General Assembly convenes again next year. Recently, the Republican from Columbia spoke......
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Majority Doesn’t Always Rule When It Comes to Legal Sports Betting

Steve Bittenbender
by Steve Bittenbender
A key tenet to democracy is that the majority rules, but when it comes to some highly charged issues, including the legalization of U.S. betting sites, that’s not always the case. That lesson played out in a couple of states this weekend, where the power of a few defeated public......
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Missouri Sports Betting House Bill Gets 1st Assignment In Senate

Christopher Boan
by Christopher Boan
It appears reports of the demise of online sports betting in Missouri may have been premature after all. The bill that cleared the state House last month by a 113-35-2 margin (HB-556) has finally received its first Senate committee, with the bill going before the chamber’s Appropriations committee. While there’s......
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U.S. Sports Betting: Where States Stand On Adding Wagering in 2023

Christopher Boan
by Christopher Boan
With spring on the horizon, it’s time to turn attention to the progress being made by states that could add online sports betting through legislative sessions this year. Any state that adds sports betting in 2023 will join the more than 30 others (including Washington D.C.) that have some form......
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Kansas Sportsbooks Thriving Two Months After Sports Betting Launch

Christopher Boan
by Christopher Boan
It’s been just over two months since a half-dozen Kansas sportsbooks began operations in earnest. In that time, the six operators have raked in more than $350 million in wagers and $2.6 million in net revenues, showing how strong the state’s market can be once it hits its stride. The......