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Hawaii House bill proposes mobile sports betting without tax or fee rates

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Hawaii Representative Daniel Holt filed HB 2765 on 24 January 2024 to allow mobile sports betting, with a proposed minimum age of 18 and no stated tax or licensing fee rates. The bill has no hearing date and was assigned to the House Economic and Business Development Committee; a separate Senate proposal would allow one operator to offer digital sports betting and online poker.

Hawaii’s bill leaves tax and licensing rates unstated, while a separate proposal would permit one operator.

End-of-day close Caesars Entertainment (CZR), USD, to 14 March 2024
Story date15 December 202314 March 2024

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