Monday deadline on New Jersey sports betting bill

8 Aug 2014

ATLANTIC CITY, New Jersey -- Gov. Chris Christie will decide on Monday if he intends to sign a sports betting bill into law, the Press of Atlantic City reported.

The bill would see sports betting legalized in New Jersey casinos, the report explained.

New Jersey has previously challenged in court the federal Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PASPA) which bans sports betting outside four states, the Press of Atlantic report noted.

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	Monday deadline on New Jersey sports betting bill 8 Aug 2014 ATLANTIC CITY, New Jersey -- Gov. Chris Christie will decide on Monday if he intends to sign a sports betting bill into law, the Press of Atlantic City reported. The bill would see sports betting legalized in New Jersey casinos, the report explained. New Jersey has previously challenged in court the federal Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PASPA) which bans sports betting outside four states, the Press of Atlantic report noted.

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