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Indiana Gaming Commission sets occupational licensing process and fees

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Source: Indiana Gaming Commission (IN)

The Indiana Gaming Commission said casino, supplier and sports wagering vendor employees need an occupational licence tied to a specific employer; the state does not issue a statewide licence. Initial application fees are $1,000 for Level 1, $200 for Level 2 and $75 for Level 3, and the gaming entity pays initially but may seek reimbursement from the employee.

Indiana gaming employers need to account for role-based licensing, background checks and fees when hiring staff.

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Indiana Gaming Commission rejects NCAA request for pregame college player prop ban

Indiana regulators voted unanimously against an NCAA proposal to prohibit pregame college player props. The decision preserves those markets alongside the state's existing ban on in-game college player props. Commissioners said lawmakers should decide whether to introduce broader restrictions.

Indiana's gambling regulator voted unanimously to reject a request from college sports' governing body to ban pregame wagers on individual college players. Such bets on individual players during games have been barred in the state since 2019, yet the commission opted against applying the same rule to markets offered before games begin. Regulators had taken up the matter in June and put off a final decision at that time so it could be reviewed further.

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