How to Start My Own Bookmaking Site From Illinois

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The U.S. Supreme Court ruled to abolish decades long prohibition against sports betting, thus opening the doors for individual states to allow the activity.  Not all will do so.

Each state must amend their own specialized laws, including Illinois.

The subject of sports betting is expected to be discussed amongst lawmakers in October but the activity will not be legalized until some time in 2019 the earliest, assuming said lawmakers decide to do so.

The reason for a delay here is partially due to turnover int he current legislature.

Gambling911.com does not anticipate a decision on sports betting in Illinois until at least the start of the 2020 Football season.

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