Indian Gaming Association warns CLARITY Act could affect tribal gaming rights
The Indian Gaming Association has warned that the proposed US CLARITY Act could enable prediction markets to offer sports and casino wagering beyond state and tribal regulation. Executive director Jason Giles said the association is lobbying 16 Democratic senators to oppose the bill, while tribal gaming attorney Scott Crowell raised concerns about the proposed role of federal agencies.
The bill could affect tribal-state gaming compacts and the reach of state and tribal gambling authority.