New Kentucky law overhauling sports and horse race betting takes effect Wednesday
The change, set to begin Wednesday, is intended to bring more uniform rules to wagering and follow years of scrutiny in the state’s betting and horse racing industry.
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The change, set to begin Wednesday, is intended to bring more uniform rules to wagering and follow years of scrutiny in the state’s betting and horse racing industry.
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