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Washington lawmakers consider tribal sportsbook and college betting changes

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Washington lawmakers opened committee debate on a bill to allow wagers involving in-state college teams and let tribal casinos accept mobile bets from multiple licensed sportsbooks. The proposal would bar bets on individual performances by athletes at Washington schools; no vote was taken at the Friday hearing. Tribal representatives supported expanding operator choice, while Washington State University representatives opposed the bill.

The proposal could change sportsbook access at tribal casinos and the rules for college wagers in Washington.

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