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Kansas lawmakers consider restrictions on online sports betting adverts

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Kansas lawmakers are considering SB 432, introduced on 31 January, to restrict sportsbook advertising in the state. The bill would bar adverts through websites, other online channels and apps, while allowing operators to advertise on their platforms to account holders who agree to receive them. If passed, regulators would need to issue rules by 1 January 2025; existing marketing contracts dated before 1 July 2024 would be unaffected.

Operators may need to change digital advertising practices if Kansas approves the proposed restrictions.

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Nebraska voters consider online sports betting and Indiana counties weigh casino proposals

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