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New Jersey Legislative Summary


On Feb. 26, 2013, a bill permitting internet gambling in the state was approved by the New Jersey Legislature. However, it took almost nine months before legal and regulated online gambling actually launched in New


Jersey. Online sports betting customers only need to be in the state when wagering via an app. In New Jersey, 80 percent of legal sports betting is done online, or by using a Smartphone app.


North Carolina Legislative Summary


Currently, gambling in North Carolina is limited to a state-wide education lottery and one casino. The state is moving ahead with


legislation which would allow for sports betting on tribal lands in the state. However according to bill SB154 sponsored be Senator Jim Davies, online sports betting would not be permitted as there is no mention of it in the bill.


Oklahoma Legislative Summary


Oklahoma’s Native American tribes could be allowed to offer sports betting exclusively via changes to already existing compacts. It is unlikely that sports betting legislation will be passed this year. According to the Oklahoma Indian Gaming Association (OIGA) if and when sports betting comes to Oklahoma it will be solely a tribal endeavour as sports betting would be added to the list of approved games and offered only in its casinos. It is very unlikely that the state would offer online gambling without approval of the OIGA and there is little sign of this happening in the near future.


New Mexico Legislative Summary


Native American tribes, operate more than two-dozen of the state’s casinos. Thanks to a legal loophole The Pueblo of Santa Ana tribe has opened a sports book at one of its casinos. However they do not offer online gambling and for now online sports betting remains illegal. Lawmakers are expected to tackle the question of sports betting on a state level but as yet no timetable has been set out.


North Dakota Legislative Summary


The North Dakota House of Representatives passed a very general sports betting


legalization bill in February which went before the state Senate. However HB 1254 does not address online gambling and the bill was


rejected by the senate. North Dakota has five tribal casinos and no commercial casinos across the state. A number of charitable


organizations also run gambling facilities near the main metropolitan areas.


Oregon Legislative Summary


Oregon had “grandfathered” status under PASPA. The Oregon Lottery Commission


already has the remit to institute new games. The Oregon Lottery has decided to permit legal sports betting to the state via a mobile app


linked to the lottery. However it will be limited to picking the winners of one sporting event or another to begin with but additional betting options will probably be rolled out at a later stage.


New York Legislative Summary


Four upstate New York casinos have been given approval to offer sports gambling but are awaiting final regulatory approval from the


state's gaming commission. However, online sports betting looks more problematic as it could require a constitutional amendment, which according to Governor Cuomo’s Budget Director, Robert Mujica would contravene the state constitution.


Governor Cuomo is not enthusiastic when it comes to mobile sports betting arguing that returns are low for the state. However the senate wants to go ahead and allow it. In March the Senate approved a budget


resolution that would allow bettors anywhere in the state - including New York City - to place mobile wagers on sports games through


servers connected to the four upstate casinos. However while state lawmakers hammered out the $175 billion budget in the state Capitol passing a raft of new measures in April online sports betting was not included in the final package. While it is a blow to the industry it is expected that mobile sports betting will be addressed later on this year.


P104 NEWSWIRE / INTERACTIVE / MARKET DATA Ohio Legislative Summary


A bill currently before the Ohio General Assembly is looking to legalise sports betting in casinos, racinos and other venues with video lottery terminals. Sports betting would be allowed at four Southwest Ohio locations. SB 111 would also allow sports betting operators to offer online betting via mobile apps, along with their online website, for their sports pool.


Each operator would be allowed to run just one online betting platform.


Another bill House Bill 149 was put forward in April which would allow the Ohio Lottery Commission to regulate sports betting. The bill would allow for sports betting at four casinos and seven racinos as well as fraternal and Veteran’s Organizations. The bill would not allow mobile gaming yet as lawmakers are awaiting the outcome of the New Hampshire District Court decision over the Wire Act but it would be allowed over time depending on the outcome and how the Wire Act is interpreted.


Pennsylvania Legislative Summary


Pennsylvania was always likely to be on the


forefront of any possible expansion for sports betting although it has been a long process and operators have been discouraged by a very high tax rate. In October 2017, state governor Tom Wolf signed a law, which allowed casinos in the state to offer mobile and online games including online poker, table games and slots as well as sports betting in casinos on both professional and college sports. The law, which went into effect once PASPA was overturned by the US Supreme Court in May, called for a $10 million


application fee and a 34 percent tax on gross sports wagering revenue.


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