During Chad Hasty Interview, Texas Lawmakers Encouraged to Recognize Benefits of Legal Sports Betting, “Let The Voters Decide”
In an interview with talk show host Chad Hasty, John Scott, former Texas Secretary of State on behalf of the Texas Sports Betting Alliance, discussed the need for Texas lawmakers to pass sports betting legislation that allows Texas voters to decide on the issue for themselves.
GeoComply Data Reveals More Than 1.15 Million Attempted Online Sports Bets in Texas This October
Legalization could generate hundreds of millions in new revenue, and would replace the risky, unregulated black market with a safe system that prioritizes consumer protection and holds fraudsters accountable.
New Economic Impact Study Reveals Legal Online Sports Betting in Texas Would Generate More Than a Quarter of a Billion Dollars in State Tax Revenue Annually
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Texas Rangers COO Makes Case for Texas to Legalize Sports Betting in Dallas Morning News Column
“Legalizing sports betting aligns with Texas’ values of freedom and economic opportunity. It allows Texans to make their own decisions and improves safety while benefiting from new financial opportunities in our state,” Leibman writes.
Missourians Vote to Approve Sports Betting, Becoming 39th State Where Residents Can Legally and Safely Bet on Sports
Texas Sports Betting Alliance spokesperson Lauren Clay: “Texas is missing out on significant opportunities and additional consumer safety measures by failing to do the same.” Missouri voters passed a ballot measure in the November 5, 2024 election to legalize and regulate sports betting within the state. By passing Amendment 2, Missouri joins 38 other states […]
Former Harris County Treasurer Orlando Sanchez Urges Texas Legislature to Legalize Sports Betting to Boost State Revenue and Protect Texans
“It will generate more revenue for our state, protect Texans, and help keep folks invested and energized about our sports teams,” Sanchez says.