Today, the California ] legislature reintroduced a bill to legalize sports betting at state racinos, casinos and other gaming establishments on professional and colleage sports events, except for college sports events in California. If the bill is passed, it would still need to be approved federally.
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February 07, 2013
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The statement that "if the bill is passed, it would still need to be approved federally" is inaccurate.
Check this: http://info.swlaw.com/reaction/2013/Alerts_2013_HTML/ALERT_CaliforniaIntroducesBill_Feb2013/ALERT_CaliforniaIntroducesBill_Feb2013_WEB.html
Posted by: Harsh Parikh | February 07, 2013 at 11:52 PM