Gambling in the USA
Choctaws join non-Indian Mississippi casinos to offer sports betting

The Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians has teamed up with state-regulated casinos for providing sports betting services.
Spokesman Todd Adams says the Choctaws have started taking bets at their Bok Homa casino near Sandersville.
Mississippi Gaming Commission Allen Godfrey says at least 20 state-regulated casinos are offering sports betting, with all 28 expecting to take bets within weeks.
A May U.S. Supreme Court decision allowed states nationwide to join Nevada in having legalised sports betting. Since then, sports books have opened in Delaware, Mississippi, and New Jersey.
Source: The Associated Press.
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