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What college cancellations mean for the future of sports betting in Colorado

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The Ralphie Report: 2020 strikes again. It’s the common theme for the unpredictable year of the Covid-19 pandemic. The news of major college conferences putting sports on a hiatus until 2021 wasn’t a shocking development to those keeping up with current events.

What continues to be an unraveling story is the fallout with money tied into college athletics. One of the sectors with a stake all of this is fairly new to the State of Colorado. Before the Supreme Court struck down The Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act of 1992 (PASPA) by a 6-3 decision in May of 2018, sports gambling was only legal in a few states including Nevada and New Jersey.

What college cancellations means for the future of sports betting in Colorado
What college cancellations means for the future of sports betting in Colorado

Newly-opened gambling properties in the state feeling the blues after the Pac-12’s latest announcement to postpone sports in 2020
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