NCAAs President Reignites College Prop Bet Ban Efforts - GamblingNews
‘In a recent interview, Charlie Baker said that this “all has to stop,” outlining that a number of states have already enforced college prop bet bans.’
In a recent interview, Charlie Baker said that this “all has to stop,” outlining that a number of states have already enforced college prop bet bans
Prop bets have become quite popular among bettors across the US. Such lucrative bets allow the gamblers to wager on different aspects of a specific game rather than the overall outcome. In light of the rising number of cases of harassment and abuse against athletes, a number of states considered banning college prop bets.
As explained by the NCAA’s president: “So far we’ve managed to work with four states to shut down prop betting on college sports.” As noted by Baker, a ban on college prop bets is in effect in a number of states, including Ohio, Maryland, New York and Massachusetts among others.
Several other states are considering the implementation of college prop bet bans. One state where a ban is expected soon is Louisiana. The ban on college prop bets in the Pelican State is expected to be implemented in August.
Early in May, the NCAA revealed a total of 4,000 cases that required the attention of social media platforms or law enforcement during March Madness. From that total, close to 2,000 were directly tied to betting activities. This data reaffirmed the concerns outlined by the NCAA and a number of leagues about the detrimental effect of betting on sports and athletes.
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