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<br>A lot can occur in a year. And this previous year, a lot occurred in the legal [sports betting](https://juryi.sn/read-blog/12092_sport-betting-industry-looks-to-protect-itself.html) wagering and iGaming market - and then some.<br> |
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<br>A referendum in Missouri, high-profile betting scandals, and crackdowns on an overseas sportsbook and college gamer prop wagering are simply a few of the big stories of 2024. But there was much more.<br> |
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<br>So, to revitalize our readers' memories (as well as our own), Covers chosen when again to assemble the top stories of the year. The slow news days were few and far between, as you'll soon see.<br> |
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<br>Missouri (hardly) approves mobile [sports betting](https://thatswhathappened.wiki/index.php/User:MurielNeville2)<br> |
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<br>Any state approving legal [sports betting](https://wiki.fablabbcn.org/User:KurtSeyler61245) is a big deal. How Missouri did it - and what comes next - makes it one of the year's crucial stories.<br> |
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<br>Missouri authorized retail and mobile sportsbooks by approximately 3,000 votes out of almost three million cast. This was not simply the closest margin of any gaming-related procedure this election cycle however the closest in any state given that the Supreme Court overruled the federal betting ban in 2018.<br> |
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<br>After reviewing the last official outcomes of every Missouri county with more than 10,000 votes this election, I can state - officially - that the [sports betting](https://wiki.insidertoday.org/index.php/User:ClariceStorm) tally step has kept adequate assistance from Election Day tallies to pass |
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