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Minnesota’s Regulation of Fantasy Sports a Positive Development for Players: Statewide Perspective – Duluth News Tribune

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Minnesota House Committee Amends Sports-Betting Bill to Include Regulation of Daily Fantasy Sports

Last month, the Minnesota House State and Local Government Finance and Policy Committee made a significant amendment to HF2000, the sports-betting bill. The amendment now includes regulation of daily fantasy sports in Minnesota, creating a framework for fantasy-sports contests, licensing structures for operators, and regulatory oversight focused on consumer protections and responsible play.

Fantasy sports have a strong following in Minnesota, with the state boasting the fifth-highest number of fantasy players in the nation and the highest per capita. Whether it’s participating in daily fantasy sports or engaging in a long-standing fantasy baseball league, Minnesotans have a deep-rooted love for these games.

The amendment comes at a time when fantasy sports are evolving and becoming more sophisticated, requiring skill and strategic thinking from players. With the popularity of paid fantasy sports on the rise, the need for regulation and consumer protection is more important than ever.

This legislative effort is not the first of its kind in Minnesota, as a similar attempt in 2017 failed. However, with the momentum gained from sports wagering legislation, the regulation of daily fantasy sports is now a top priority.

The bill aims to protect consumers, generate revenue for state programs, and ensure that a variety of fantasy-sports contests remain available to Minnesotans. With the support of key figures like Rep. Zack Stephenson and the Minnesota House, the future of fantasy sports in the state looks promising.

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