Legalizing Sports Betting

[UnholyLivingDead]

Creating a thread here for discussion on the issue.

Kansas House committee for Federal and State Affairs is going to meet again tomorrow morning to try to get their bill to the House for a full vote after talks stalled this morning.

Missouri's sports betting legislation is now up to their Senate vote.

[PhDhawk]

They should legalize it everywhere.

It should be illegal to discuss it on tv, radio, or any type of media. It's basically ruined most sports shows.

It should be punishable by death to waste someone's time telling them about your bad beat.

[UnholyLivingDead]

They should legalize it everywhere.

It should be illegal to discuss it on tv, radio, or any type of media. It's basically ruined most sports shows.

It should be punishable by death to waste someone's time telling them about your bad beat.

I agree. Nobody wants to hear about your fantasy team. Nobody wants to hear about your betting ticket.

[Overlander]

They should legalize it everywhere.

It should be illegal to discuss it on tv, radio, or any type of media. It's basically ruined most sports shows.

It should be punishable by death to waste someone's time telling them about your bad beat.

I agree. Nobody wants to hear about your fantasy team. Nobody wants to hear about your betting ticket.

Damn, you know Gutter is going to be butt hurt by this.

[UnholyLivingDead]

The Kansas legislature got their sports betting bill done and Governor Kelly is expected to sign it.

https://twitter.com/AlexGold/status/1519931425327398912

On the other side of the state line, it sounds like Missouri's version of the bill is dead.

[KUTradition]

On the other side of the state line, it sounds like Missouri's version of the bill is dead

surprising…woulda expected the opposite

[Deleted User 863]

Missouri wants people to gamble their disposable money in the STL casinos. Not online.

[UnholyLivingDead]

On the other side of the state line, it sounds like Missouri's version of the bill is dead

surprising…woulda expected the opposite

Same. The Kansas Senate voted super late last night and it got the 21 votes needed to pass. I think they were at least a little bit motivated to get this done and in place if Missouri isn't going to in order to try and get a little of that revenue coming across in KC.

[KUTradition]

interesting…misery apparently has 14 casinos and KS has 11

[Deleted User 863]

interesting…misery apparently has 14 casinos and KS has 11

6 indian casinos in Kansas.