Bill > S5057

This bill establishes minimum federal standards for sports betting, including requirements for state sports wagering programs, consumer protections, and data reporting. Key provisions include: - Prohibiting sports wagering except in states with an approved state sports wagering program or under state social gambling laws. - Requiring states to establish a regulatory entity to oversee sports betting and set standards, such as prohibiting bets on amateur or collegiate sports, restricting bets once a game has started, and requiring location verification for online bets. - Mandating consumer protections like self-exclusion lists, withdrawal restrictions, advertising disclosures, and affordability checks. - Directing the collection of nationwide data on online sports betting and gambling addiction, and requiring the Surgeon General to report on public health challenges. - Preserving state and tribal authority over sports betting regulation and taxation.