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Fall without football would require sports betting industry to get creative

Chris Bumbaca, USA TODAYComments Off on Fall without football would require sports betting industry to get creative

The major sports books and biggest states have thus far been able to keep bettors engaged even as sports has been slow to return to action.

      
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