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Two prospective sports betting bills submitted in Alaska and South Carolina

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Lawmakers in both Alaska and South Carolina are mulling over bills that would legalize sports betting in the respective US states.  In the case of Alaska, Representative David Nelson has put forward House Bill 145, a bill that would see the state accommodate for 10 online licenses.  All online operators would pay a license fee of $100,000, alongside a processing fee for initial or renewed licenses. Under the terms of HB 145, all bills are valid …
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Two prospective sports betting bills submitted in Alaska and South Carolina

Lawmakers in both Alaska and South Carolina are mulling over bills that would legalize sports betting in the respective US states.  In the case of Alaska, Representative David Nelson has put forward House Bill 145, a bill that would see the state accommodate for 10 online licenses.  All online operators would pay a license fee of $100,000, alongside a processing fee for initial or renewed licenses. Under the terms of HB 145, all bills are valid …

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egr.global broke the news in on Monday, March 24, 2025.
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