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Following a nearly half-billion dollar battle, the most expensive initiative contest in US history, California tribes are celebrating keeping out-of-state operators out of California by defeating Prop 27.
The end of a moratorium on cardroom expansion could complicate matters on a legislative solution for California sports betting.
An Orwellian clause in Prop 27 attempts to get Californians betting offshore to self-report their activities, sets an exorbitant tax on the wagers and excessively penalizes not paying those taxes.
Assemblyman James Ramos personifies the impact casino gaming made on California Indian tribes within a single generation.
New advertisements for California sports betting measure Proposition 27 call out "wealthy casino tribes" for trying to keep disadvantaged tribes from improving their positions through digital sports gambling.
The first polling based on the official ballot label for Prop 27 shows voters solidly reject the California online sports betting measure.
