US EditionMatthew Koch Q&A on Kentucky's Fixed-Odds BIll
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Matthew Koch Q&A on Kentucky's Fixed-Odds BIll
Last week, Republican Representatives Matthew Koch and Michael Meredith introduced into the Kentucky state legislature a sweeping gambling bill with several key components, including legalized fixed-odds wagering in Kentucky along with efforts to essentially expand and modernize its gambling infrastructure. Unlike the fluctuating odds that make up pari-mutuel betting, fixed odds is a form of betting in which the payout odds are set and agreed up…
Legal Sports Betting Age In Kentucky May Rise With New Bill
A new bill introduced in Kentucky may raise the legal age for sports betting in the state to 21 years old, while it currently sits at 18. Consumer protections, fixed odds, a purse stabilization fund, college prop bet restrictions, and prediction market limitations are also in the bill’s language. FRANKFORT, Ky. – The current age requirement for sports betting in Kentucky is set at 18 years of age, but new potential legislation aims to raise that…
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