Indiana SB0120 prohibits wagering on amateur youth sports and certain proposition bets, with penalties for collegiate athletes betting on their sport.
Indiana SB0120 amends the state's gaming laws to prohibit certificate holders and vendors from accepting wagers on high school and amateur youth sporting events, as well as on any sporting event not approved for sports wagering by the commission. Additionally, it bans proposition bets from collegiate athletes on the sport they play. The Indiana gaming commission can impose a civil penalty of up to $10,000 on collegiate athletes who attempt or place such bets. Any collected penalties must be deposited in the state general fund.
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