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Sports Gambling in California: Part 6

A public vote on sports betting is already being planned in California, and a number of lawmakers have shown support for the proposal.

by Rick Weinberg, Editor-in-Chief, California Business Journal
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Sports betting in California, which is still illegal, is widely anticipated because of the state’s size and affection for professional sports.

A sports betting bill in California is just a matter of time after the recent Supreme Court ruling that opened up the door to controlled sports gambling.

A public vote on sports betting is already being planned in California, and a number of lawmakers have shown support for the proposal.

The current state of affairs, the history of sports betting in California, and what’s occurring in the wake of this year’s monumental Supreme Court ruling will all be explained in detail on this page.

The History of Online Sports Betting in California

PASPA, which was passed into federal statute in 1992 and ruled California until recently, was the legislation in place. PASPA essentially made sports betting illegal in all but four states — Nevada, Oregon, Montana, and Delaware – by prohibiting governments from regulating and taxing it.

California has a long history of gambling, despite the state’s prohibitions on sports betting. Casinos owned by Native Americans are permitted in the state. Live poker rooms may be found all around California, and horse racing is a very popular form of gambling.

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As a result, citizens of the state of California have two alternatives when it comes to betting on sporting events:

They may go to Nevada, where sports betting is legal and growing, for a short (relatively) journey. Alternatively, offshore sportsbooks are still in the grey area of the law, which means that if you are from California, you can still use their services.

Is Online Sports Betting Legal in California?

California is now in a moment of change as it determines which course the state will pursue in the wake of the repeal of the PASPA. After assembly member Adam Gray presented a constitutional amendment “to enable sports betting only if a reform in federal law happens,” the stage was set in 2017.

That’s essentially what occurred when the Court ruled in favor of New Jersey’s authority to regulate sports betting on its own terms, as previously reported. Therefore, the state’s legalization of sports betting seems to have a promising future.

Various lawmakers have shown support for a public vote on sports betting that will take place during the 2020 election cycle. It is expected that current casinos in California would fight tooth and nail to have their operations regulated. When sports betting becomes legal, you can anticipate a comprehensive range of online sports gambling services to be available as well.

On Monday, May 14th, the Supreme Court of the United States essentially overturned the federal restriction that had rendered sports betting unlawful in virtually all of the United States states. Having ruled in favor of New Jersey in their attempt to legalize sports betting, the Supreme Court has opened the way for other states to enact their own legislation governing live and online sports betting.

Some states, including Delaware, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania, have already made significant strides toward legalizing gambling. The destiny of online betting in Ca is in the hands of the state, just as it is in every other state.

California’s lengthy history of wagering and gaming, as well as the state’s interest in sports and closeness to Nevada, where sports betting is thriving, make the state an excellent option for legalizing sports wagering.

In order to partake in this experience, it is recommended to conduct some research in order to find professional reviews of the best CA online gambling sites, to learn more about the differences between providers as well as how to spot good deals.

Below we will explain the current situation, as well as the history of wagering in California, what is occurring in the wake of the judgment, and what we can anticipate in terms of regulated sports gambling in California in the near future.

The Future of Online Sports Betting

However, it’s reasonable to assume that legal sports gambling will be introduced in California over the next several years, even if it’s not yet clear when. It was a major change when the Supreme Court overturned PASPA, and statistics plainly reveal that a considerable proportion of Californians favor their right to place safe and secure sports bets.

It is logical to think that California will follow suit and legalize sports betting since individual states such as California are now free to make their own decisions.

The pro-legalization campaign in California has increased after PASPA was repealed. Preliminary papers have been presented seeking a constitutional change to enable the legalization of sporting events wagering. If enough people vote for it, it will be on the 2020 ballot.

Sports betting in California has the capacity to be a significant industry. Sports betting is expected to continue to rise in popularity in the United States as more states ease their restrictions on the practice. Online sports betting using offshore companies is the only alternative at this moment.

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Rick Weinberg, Editor-in-Chief, California Business Journal

Rick Weinberg, Editor-in-Chief, California Business Journal

Rick Weinberg is Editor-in-Chief at California Business Journal. He is a well-known journalist, writer, reporter and on-air talent who has worked for the New York Times, FOX and ESPN. He launched California Business Journal to focus on California businesses and business professionals as well as California business news and information. Contact: Rick@CalBizJournal.com / 949-648-3815

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