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SuperBook ends mobile sports betting in eight US states

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SuperBook said it would stop accepting online wagers in Colorado, New Jersey, Arizona, Tennessee, Ohio, Iowa, Maryland and Virginia from 8 p.m. EDT on 20 July 2024. Its Nevada mobile service and retail wagering at the Westgate in Las Vegas were to continue.

Operators and customers must account for SuperBook’s withdrawal from eight states while its Nevada services continue.

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Wisconsin judge admits eight tribes to sports betting law challenge

A Waukesha County Circuit Court judge approved eight Native American tribes’ requests to join a lawsuit challenging Wisconsin’s online sports betting law. The court set a schedule for legal briefs through February and March, with oral arguments on 20 April 2027; a decision is unlikely before May. The law would allow the state to negotiate tribal agreements for online betting, but opponents argue the governor lacked authority to expand gambling this way.

Wisconsin's sports betting expansion will stay on hold for several more months after a judge let eight Native American tribes enter a legal challenge to the state's new betting law. Governor Tony Evers signed the legislation in April; it would enable the state to negotiate online sports betting agreements with tribal nations.

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