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Mississippi lawmakers allow mobile sports betting bill to die
SUMMARY: Mobile sports betting will remain illegal in Mississippi as lawmakers failed to advance a final proposal. Both the House and Senate passed versions of the Mississippi Mobile Sports Wagering Act earlier in the legislative session. The bill would have allowed Mississippi to join the 30 other states where mobile sports betting is allowed. Although sports wagering is legal in Mississippi, online betting is still prohibited. A small group of negotiators had until Monday night to file a final proposal for consideration by the full legislature. As a result, mobile sports betting will continue to be illegal in Mississippi for the time being.
A mobile sports betting bill died after lawmakers failed to advance a final proposal.
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