Kentucky Sports Betting Efforts Fall Short Again, But It Could Be A Good Thing
A proposal that would allow 18-year-olds to sports bet online fell short again, as fresh NCPG research shows that’s a very risky legal betting age.
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Brian Pempus
Brian served as a senior reporter and online content manager for Card Player Magazine for nearly a decade before joining USBets in October 2018. He is currently focused on legal and regulated sports betting and online gaming. He's an avid jiu-jitsu practitioner in his free time.
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