{"id":509309,"date":"2024-04-19T14:09:46","date_gmt":"2024-04-19T14:09:46","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/insidebitcoins.com\/?p=509309"},"modified":"2024-04-19T14:09:46","modified_gmt":"2024-04-19T14:09:46","slug":"efforts-to-ban-college-prop-bets-gain-momentum-across-the-u-s-while-coinpoker-unveils-1-million-tournament","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/insidebitcoins.com\/news\/efforts-to-ban-college-prop-bets-gain-momentum-across-the-u-s-while-coinpoker-unveils-1-million-tournament","title":{"rendered":"Efforts to Ban College Prop Bets Gain Momentum Across the U.S. while CoinPoker Unveils $1 Million Tournament"},"content":{"rendered":"

The landscape of sports betting<\/a> in the United States has witnessed a surge in the popularity of prop bets, which allow gamblers to place bets on specific elements of a game, such as individual player performances, rather than the final outcome. These types of wagers, while popular, have garnered significant notoriety due to numerous instances where college athletes have been subjected to online harassment and threats from disgruntled bettors unhappy with their performances.<\/p>\n

Given these negative impacts, the push for a nationwide ban on prop bets, particularly for college sports, has intensified. Charlie Baker, the president of the NCAA, last month reaffirmed the organization’s commitment to eliminating these bets<\/a> across the nation. The NCAA’s stance has received varying levels of support across states, with some like Ohio and Maryland already enacting bans on prop bets for college sports. However, many other states are still in the process of considering adjustments to their existing betting regulations.<\/p>\n

One significant supporter of this initiative is New York, home to the country’s largest betting market. The state has set a precedent with strict regulations against prop bets on college sports events. Recently, Brian O’Dwyer, chairman of the New York State Gaming Commission, penned a letter to the NCAA’s president, discussing New York’s policies and their alignment with the proposed national ban.<\/p>\n

In his letter, O’Dwyer expressed strong support for the NCAA’s efforts to prohibit<\/a> prop bets on college sports. He highlighted the proactive steps taken in New York to enforce stringent rules that prevent such bets, aimed at insulating student-athletes from potential harassment linked to their game performance. O’Dwyer praised the rigorous regulations in New York, affirming that they serve as a model for other states contemplating similar restrictions.<\/p>\n

New York State appreciates your efforts to help implement this important protective measure nationwide.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Furthering the discourse, O’Dwyer emphasized the importance of nationwide adoption of these measures, stating, “New York State appreciates your efforts to help implement this important protective measure nationwide.” He expressed satisfaction in seeing other states follow New York’s example in exploring options to adopt similar protective regulations.<\/p>\n

The drive to expand the ban on college prop bets was further bolstered earlier this month when New Jersey Senator Kristin Corrado submitted a proposal aiming to ban college prop bets in her state. This move added New Jersey to the growing list of states actively seeking to prohibit these popular but controversial player-specific proposition bets.<\/p>\n

As regulatory discussions continue, the New York State Gaming Commission remains committed to supporting the prohibition of college prop bets. This stance is seen as crucial in ensuring the welfare and integrity of student-athletes across the country. O’Dwyer’s remarks encapsulate a growing consensus that the nationwide ban on college prop bets is a necessary step to protect young athletes from undue pressure and harassment.<\/p>\n

The Dark Side of New York Regulations<\/h3>\n

New York is known for strict regulations but it is also sometimes criticized for a slow and bureaucratic process in all matters, and in particular in the areas of legal gambling. Recently we reported<\/a> that Las Vegas Sands Corp expressed frustration regarding the protracted licensing process in New York. The company’s CEO, Dumont, talked about the lack of clarity and the disappointment stemming from extensive investments of time and resources in the region, especially given the pending zoning amendments needed for casino<\/a> developments within New York City’s five boroughs.<\/p>\n

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