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Illinois senators propose AI limits and deposit checks for sports betting

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Illinois Senator Bill Cunningham introduced SB 2398 and SB 2399, proposals referred to the State Assignments Committee. SB 2398 would restrict certain uses of AI by sports wagering licensees; SB 2399 would limit customers to five deposits in 24 hours, prohibit credit-card deposits and require affordability checks above specified deposit thresholds. The bills would require verification that a proposed deposit did not exceed 25% of monthly income, or a check using a reasonable lender standard.

If enacted, the proposals would change operators’ deposit controls, affordability checks and use of AI in Illinois.

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Colorado senators propose new sports betting and advertising restrictions

Colorado senators introduced Senate Bill 26-131 to strengthen consumer protections in sports betting and gambling advertising, according to the report. The proposal would restrict deposits, promotional messages, advertising times, proposition bets and credit-card deposits; the Colorado Limited Gaming Control Commission could impose penalties of up to $25,000 for violations of specified prohibitions.

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