Maryland HB518 addresses problem gambling and protections for college athletes in sports wagering.
Maryland HB518 amends gambling laws to include measures for problem gambling and protections for college athletes. It mandates the Maryland Lottery and Gaming Control Commission to adopt regulations to reduce problem gambling effects, including establishing a voluntary exclusion list for individuals with gambling problems. The bill also prohibits wagering on player-specific proposition bets involving college athletes. Additionally, it requires sports wagering licensees to provide transactional data and metrics to specific universities for research purposes.
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