Cherokee inch closer to sports betting in North Carolina
The Eastern Ban of Cherokee Indians had to wait longer than they thought they would, but they believe they could have sports betting ready by March.
The Eastern Ban of Cherokee Indians had to wait longer than they thought they would, but they believe they could have sports betting ready by March.
The Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians are unhappy with how construction of their casino extension is proceeding.
The Cherokee don’t want the Catawba building a casino in what they claim is their territory.
Federal officials have given the go-ahead to the Catawba Indian Nation to build its first casino.
Undercover police helped locate and raid three NC illegal gambling operations, and future charges might make the operators lives miserable.
NC Governor Roy Cooper signed his name to Senate Bill 154 (SB 154) which legalizes sports gambling in the state.
Locals had become drawn to an illegal gambling house in the city but, also because it’s a small town, word quickly spread and the law stepped in.
The Tar Heel State has decided that legalized daily fantasy sports (DFS) isn’t enough of an attraction to warrant legalization.
A conservative state on the U.S. “Bible Belt,” North Carolina is easing up a little bit, taking a baby step into the gambling world.
North Carolina lawmaker has introduced the Senate Bill 154 that would allow sports bets on both professional and collegiate games.