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FanDuel CEO vows new projects will have California tribes onboard

FanDuel Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Amy Howe intends to work with the Californian Tribes on any new state gambling work

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Casino news | FanDuel s Genetski seeks to repair tribal relationship

Casino news | FanDuel s Genetski seeks to repair tribal relationship
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Ironically, Californians and Missourians Can t Legally Bet on Their Super Bowl Teams - GV Wire

Super Bowl irony: Californians, Missourians can't bet on their teams despite the NFL-gambling industry merge.

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CALMATTERS: Ironically, Californians and Missourians can t legally bet on their Super Bowl teams | Columns

Sunday’s Super Bowl, pitting the San Francisco 49ers against the Kansas City Chiefs and staged in Las Vegas’ new stadium, has ironic twists.

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Ironically, Californians and Missourians can t legally bet on their Super Bowl teams | Dan Walters | Columnists

CalMatters Commentary - Sunday’s Super Bowl in Las Vegas, the world capital of gambling, symbolizes the new alliance between professional sports leagues and the gambling industry. However, residents of the

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