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Wisconsin lawmakers defer tribal online sports betting bill until January

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Wisconsin lawmakers withdrew a bill to expand online sports betting statewide from a planned Assembly vote on 19 November, with consideration expected to resume in January. The proposal would give tribes 60% of revenue under a hub-and-spoke model; the Sports Betting Alliance opposes that provision, while the Indian Gaming Association has backed the tribes’ effort.

The delay leaves operators and tribes awaiting a decision on statewide mobile betting and the proposed revenue split.

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Story date6 October 20252 January 2026

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Wisconsin legislature passes tribal-first mobile sports betting bill

Wisconsin’s legislature passed a bill on 17 March 2026 to allow statewide mobile sports betting under a tribal-controlled model, according to reports. The proposal reserves operating rights to federally recognised tribes, permits commercial partnerships and would require sportsbook partners to pay their affiliated tribe up to 60% of revenue. The bill still required the governor’s signature, according to the source.

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