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Connecticut lawmakers send sports betting and online gaming reform bill to governor

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Connecticut lawmakers approved substitute bill HB05229 and sent it to Governor Ned Lamont for action. The proposal would require one account per person, deposit and spending limits, withdrawal records and monthly account statements; if enacted, it would take effect on 1 July 2026.

Operators would face new account, advertising, withdrawal, reporting and artificial-intelligence requirements if the bill becomes law.

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Oklahoma lawmakers send sweepstakes-gambling bill to governor

Oklahoma lawmakers approved Senate Bill 1589 and sent it to Governor Kevin Stitt for consideration after the House passed it 65–21; the Senate had approved it unanimously. The bill would cover online casino-style games and dual-currency systems, extend liability to supporting providers and classify violations as a Class C2 felony; it would take effect on 1 November 2026 if enacted.

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