A tip for beginners may be that turning a profit in sports betting is difficult and because you "know sports" doesn't mean you'll be successful.
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Illinois passed sports betting legislature June 2019 and launched at physical sportsbooks March 2020, becoming the 15th state to offer wagering.
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Sports betting is illegal in Kentucky despite multiple attempts to pass a bill, though there is hope that could change at some point in late 2020.
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Sports betting is not legal in South Dakota, but residents will get a chance to decide if they want to change that in the November 2020 election.
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No. While sports betting bills have been introduced in South Carolina throughout the years, none of them have been close to getting approval.
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Yes. While there is no technical legislation for legalized sports betting, there are four operational sportsbooks at casinos throughout New Mexico.
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Yes. Sports betting officially launched in Mississippi in August 2018 and is only legal at licensed casinos that have received authorization.
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Yes. Indiana passed a bill to allow sports betting in 2019 and wagering started in October with online betting opening a couple months later.
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If you've never bet before, there are surely a lot of words and phrases you've never heard before and even if you have bet before, you may not know...
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