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Wisconsin governor and tribes negotiate compacts for online sports betting

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Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers and the state’s 11 tribes met in Madison on 1 June to discuss new sports betting compacts, continuing negotiations after the state passed a law allowing mobile and electronic bets. Evers spokeswoman Britt Cudaback said the talks would require many conversations; the Bureau of Indian Affairs must approve any agreed compacts.

Operators’ ability to offer mobile sports betting depends on new tribal compacts and federal approval.

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Wisconsin lawmakers send tribal-partnership sports betting bill to governor

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