「North Dakota Tribes Want Exclusive Rights On Online Gambling」の版間の差分

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CNET reached out to PlayStation, but the gaming giant didn't immediately respond for comment.<br><br>North Dakota Attorney General Drew Wrigley, a Republican, said he has offered Burgum legal advice on the tribes´ proposal but would not disclose what it is.<br>Wrigley said he´s aware of the lawsuit in Florida.<br><br>Americans have bet more than $125 billion on sports with legal gambling outlets in the four years since the U.S. Supreme Court´s 2018 decision that lifted a federal ban on sports gambling, clearing the way for all 50 states to offer it.<br><br>Sony on Thursday introduced its PlayStation Stars loyalty program for PS5 and PS4 gamers. It'll be free to join, and players will be able to earn loyalty points by completing a variety of campaigns and activities. 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