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Colorado Says No to “Bet Now, Pay Later.” Arkansas Should Too. – Family Council
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Colorado Says No to “Bet Now, Pay Later.” Arkansas Should Too. – Family Council
As of last week, Colorado gamblers can no longer use credit cards to fund sports betting apps, and they are limited to six deposits per day. The new rules come from a bipartisan bill passed in May after lawmakers grew alarmed by rising addiction rates — especially among young men and boys. We have written repeatedly about the explosion in gambling over the past few years. Studies show more than half of men ages 18 – 49 now have an active sportsb…
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