Alaska HB145 authorizes mobile sports wagering, sets licensing requirements, and imposes a tax on mobile sports wagering revenue.
HB145 introduces regulations for mobile sports wagering in Alaska. It defines "mobile sports wagering" as accepting bets on sports events via mobile apps or digital platforms. The bill mandates a license for operating such services, with fees and background checks for applicants. It prohibits licensees from allowing certain individuals, including employees and their family members, from placing wagers. The bill also outlines permissible forms of wagering, including bets on professional, collegiate, and amateur events.
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