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Wisconsin lawmakers propose tribal-casino online sports betting bill

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Wisconsin lawmakers introduced bipartisan legislation to permit online sports betting through federally recognised tribal casinos. The proposal would require betting servers on tribal lands and operations under state-tribal compacts; it would also need legislative passage, compact renegotiations and US Department of the Interior approval.

The proposal could create a route for tribal casinos to offer online sports betting in Wisconsin, subject to further approvals.

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Wisconsin lawmakers send tribal-partnership sports betting bill to governor

Wisconsin lawmakers sent Assembly Bill 601 to Governor Tony Evers on 2 April after the Senate approved it 21-12, according to the report. The proposal would allow statewide mobile sports betting through agreements with the state’s 11 federally recognised tribes, subject to federal approval. Evers has six days, excluding Sundays, to sign or veto the bill, or allow it to become law without his signature.

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