Minnesota senator proposes tribal sports betting exclusivity and 15% tax
Minnesota state senator Jeremy Miller said he plans to seek consensus on sports betting legislation when the state session opens on 12 February. His proposal would give tribes exclusive digital and casino-based in-person betting, while allowing partnerships with the state’s two horse tracks for in-person wagering; he proposed a 15% tax and projected $60 million in annual state revenue.
The proposal’s exclusivity and partnership terms would shape potential market access for tribes and horse tracks.