Minnesota bill SF4139 authorizes and regulates sports betting, sets licensing requirements, and establishes penalties for violations.
Minnesota bill SF4139 introduces regulations for sports betting, including licensing requirements for mobile sports betting operators and platform providers. It mandates background checks for applicants and license holders, prohibits certain types of wagers, and sets personal limits on betting. The bill also establishes a tax on sports betting net revenue and allocates funds for various purposes, including amateur sports grants and compulsive gambling treatment programs.
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