There’s lots of interest on sports betting and soon, voters will decide how people in California can bet on it.
Meanwhile, Prop 26 is supported by most Indian tribes. It would make sports betting legal at their casinos and at four private racetracks in California. It would also allow roulette and dice at the casinos.
With billions of dollars in sports gambling revenues on the line, the advertising spending has already set the record for most expensive propositions in state history. Gerston said there’s another issue to consider when Californians are casting their vote this November.
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