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South Dakota lawmakers propose statewide mobile sports betting amendment

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South Dakota lawmakers introduced Senate Joint Resolution 507, proposing a constitutional amendment to allow mobile and electronic sports betting across the state. If voters approve it at the next general election, bets could be placed outside Deadwood through platforms run by or partnered with licensed casinos, with servers located in Deadwood. The proposal directs 90% of tax proceeds from this wagering to property tax relief.

Licensed casinos could offer mobile wagering statewide, subject to voter approval and the proposed Deadwood server requirement.

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Minnesota senators propose mobile sports betting framework in SF 3414

Minnesota senators Nick Frentz and Matt Klein introduced Senate File 3414, proposing mobile sports betting and fantasy contest rules in the state. The bill would allow up to 11 licences, restricted to federally recognised tribes, and impose a 22% tax on online sports betting operators’ net revenue. It would place oversight with the Minnesota Department of Public Safety; the proposal still requires legislative approval.

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