Topic: U.S. Court decision to support legal sports betting (Read 154 times)
That is the way it should be, having a regulated sports betting site is a welcoming sign and i hope the crypto sites will start accepting US citizens in the near future as majority have blocked access to users from US because of the fear of backlash from the authority, it is a billion dollar industry and the users will have some security if the exchanges are regulated as some of the exchanges tend to run away with the money especially cryto based gambling sites citing immature reason if you win big.
On the negative side, gangs like MS-13 could benefit from legalized betting. The income of organized crime and terrorists is largely derived from gambling, prostitution, substance abuse, human trafficking, slavery and other things which can sometimes be found where gambling resides. There are potential negatives to this.
There are also potential positives in the form of job creation, economic benefits, higher tax revenues. Las Vegas does resemble a centralized market and a monopolism over gambling which could benefit consumers via being more decentralized within a free market paradigm.
You might find this interesting.
This info is 100% accurate as far as I've been able to confirm.
There are also potential positives in the form of job creation, economic benefits, higher tax revenues. Las Vegas does resemble a centralized market and a monopolism over gambling which could benefit consumers via being more decentralized within a free market paradigm.
I wasn`t aware that sports betting is illegal in the USA.What about fantasy sports betting?I think that sites like Fan Duel and Draft Kings are in the shaddy gambling sector.
You might find this interesting.
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FanDuel restricted states – Visit FanDuel Now
The states where FanDuel blocks players are: Arizona, Alabama, Hawaii, Idaho, Iowa, Louisiana, Montana, Nevada, Texas and Washington state.
Again, this is a reflection of company policy regarding banned states and not a legal determination by any arm of government. Inclusion on the list does not necessarily mean it is a state where DFS is illegal, and exclusion from the list also doesn’t guarantee that fantasy sports is legal in the state.
So a state being on the list above isn’t the same as being able to definitively claim that “FanDuel is illegal in that state,” and a state being off of the list isn’t the same as being able to say “FanDuel is legal in that state.”
https://www.legalsportsreport.com/daily-fantasy-sports-blocked-allowed-states/
The states where FanDuel blocks players are: Arizona, Alabama, Hawaii, Idaho, Iowa, Louisiana, Montana, Nevada, Texas and Washington state.
Again, this is a reflection of company policy regarding banned states and not a legal determination by any arm of government. Inclusion on the list does not necessarily mean it is a state where DFS is illegal, and exclusion from the list also doesn’t guarantee that fantasy sports is legal in the state.
So a state being on the list above isn’t the same as being able to definitively claim that “FanDuel is illegal in that state,” and a state being off of the list isn’t the same as being able to say “FanDuel is legal in that state.”
https://www.legalsportsreport.com/daily-fantasy-sports-blocked-allowed-states/
This info is 100% accurate as far as I've been able to confirm.
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I wasn`t aware that sports betting is illegal in the USA.What about fantasy sports betting?I think that sites like Fan Duel and Draft Kings are in the shaddy gambling sector.Will they be recognised as gambling platforms?
I dream about a platform similar to Fan Duel,but with crypto payments accepted and based on the blockchain technology.
I wasn`t aware that sports betting is illegal in the USA.What about fantasy sports betting?I think that sites like Fan Duel and Draft Kings are in the shaddy gambling sector.Will they be recognised as gambling platforms?
I dream about a platform similar to Fan Duel,but with crypto payments accepted and based on the blockchain technology.
Opportunity awaits! American law and policy makers are working on frameworks to introduce and support the legalization of sports betting.
Last week, the United States dismissed a 26 year old federal ban on sports betting, providing the opportunity for the 50 states to reconstitute their policies to allow legal wagers on popular competition sports. Nevada, the only state which has catered for this market for almost 26 years, has reported that Nevada Sports Books had collected $4.8 billion in wagers in 2017.
Further reports from the American Gaming Association, has estimated that illegal sports betting in the United States account for $150 billion in wagers each year. From the recent change in legislation, keen punters will soon have the opportunity to participate in the excitement of sports betting within a safe and open environment.
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