Can I Bet on NFL Games Online From California?

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Can I Bet on NFL Games Online From California?

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Jul/08/2018

Can I Bet on NFL Games Online From California?

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WILL CALIFORNIA WELCOME SPORTS BETTING IN THE NEAR FUTURE?

It's complicated as the state has for many years tried legalizing online poker but has had to deal with varying agendas and competing Tribes that have their own interests that do not always coincide with others.

More importantly, the state legislature tends to end the year early. This will be a problem in 2020 with the coronavirus pandemic throwing everything into disarray.

While the tribes were in the process of considering legislation at some point, mobile betting is likely not in the cards as there is an almost unanimous desire to have all wagering take place on the casino properties, not in one's living room.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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