Connecticut lawmakers introduce six bills on sports betting rules
Connecticut lawmakers introduced six bills proposing changes to sports betting, according to the report. Five bills from Representative Tony Scott address wagering on local college teams, operator hold, customer opt-outs, two-way markets and refunds for wagers affected by discovered errors. A sixth bill from Representative Christopher Rosario proposes regulating betting on flights originating or ending in Connecticut; the bills were referred to the General Law Committee.
The proposals could change permitted markets, operator obligations and customer protections in Connecticut.