Minnesota bill proposes constitutional amendment to legalize sports betting by licensed racetracks or Indian Tribes, with a 20% tax on wagers.
Minnesota HF3337 proposes a constitutional amendment to allow sports betting only if conducted by federally recognized Indian Tribes or licensed racetracks. If adopted, the amendment would require a 20% tax on sports betting amounts wagered, minus winnings. Tax revenues would fund substance use disorder programs, local charitable organizations, horse racing purses, and the state general fund. The amendment must be submitted to voters at the 2026 general election.
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