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May 14, 2018 11:52 AM UTC
5 Comments
The road they paved is much broader than just where you’ll soon be allowed to throw away additional personal monies on your favorite taxpayer subsidized millionaires . . .
https://newrepublic.com/minutes/148408/supreme-courts-sports-betting-ruling-major-implications-states-rights
. . . not that you should reasonably expect this slavering gaggle of corporatist apologists and enablers to ever be consistent.
will the sports books be operated by the same folks who operate the payday lenders? I would almost expect it unless the legislature effectively prohibits is
Is it too late this session to run a bill in the legislature to regulate this, or will they have to try to coax the toothpaste back into the tube next year?
The legislature is closed for the year, so from that perspective, it is too late. However, nothing about the ruling allows sports betting in Colorado. It merely invalidates the law the feds passed, which prevented states from legalizing sports betting. If it's illegal to run a book, as it is in Colorado, then it will continue to be illegal unless a new law is passed.
Expect that last bit to happen next session.
D'oh! Brain hiccup. I knew that. And I don't suppose it's worth a special to legislate against something that hasn't happened yet. On the other hand, think of all that loot…