Operators looking to enter the South Dakota sports betting market can apply for the license effective Friday following the regulatory clearance. South Dakota sports betting will be limited to Deadwood when it launches later this year. Gaming Commission Attorney Douglas Abraham announced earlier that applications will be available on the …
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Sports betting could be available in Deadwood by September as the governor signed sports betting bill SB 44 into law, making South Dakota the first state to complete the process of legalizing sports betting in 2021. On Thursday, Gov. Kristi Noem signed SB 44, which was sent to her last …
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South Dakota has become the first state in 2021 to send the final sports betting draft to Governor Kristi Noem’s desk for final approval. This comes four months after South Dakota voters nodded to sports betting in a referendum. The Governor is likely to approve the measure as 59% of …
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Three more states – Louisiana, Maryland, and South Dakota – decided to allow sports betting through citizens’ vote on Tuesday’s election. All three markets are expected to launch sports betting by 2021. Currently, 19 states have legal sports betting. Now, these three states, along with Virginia, North Carolina, and Washington, …
Louisiana, Maryland & South Dakota Pass Sports Betting Bills Read More »
Three states, including South Dakota, will be voting on whether or not to legalize sports betting next on November 3 election. The primary focus is to make available retail sportsbooks in Deadwood, with mobile sports betting not on the agenda. Currently, 22 states have regulated sports betting in some form. …
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