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New York lawmaker proposes limits on sportsbooks restricting winning bettors

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New York Assemblymember Alex Bores introduced the Fair Play Act, which would bar licensed sportsbooks from banning customers or limiting their wagers except for responsible-gambling or sports-integrity reasons. The state legislature is due to reconvene in January, and Bores expects opposition from gambling-industry groups; sportsbooks argue that limits help manage risk.

The proposal could restrict how licensed operators manage wager limits and customer access in New York.

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