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Jared Muchow, Deputy Director, South Dakota Commission on Gaming.

Hal Wafer, Arizona Department of Gaming.

Andrea Milford, Compliance Manager, Arizona Department of Gaming.

James Googas, Manager, Gaming Operatrions, New York State Gaming Commission.

Susan Christian, Executive Secretary, South Dakota Commission on Gaming.

Chad Bourque, Financial Analyst, Massachusetts Gaming Commission.

Danny Lawhon, Sports Wagering Program Manager, Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission.

Thomas Anapolis, Director, Division of Gaming, New York State Gaming Commission.

Kevin Kile, Director of Sports Wagering, Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board.

Mark Heltzel, Deputy Executive Secretary, South Dakota Commission on Gaming.

Tom Sage, Director, Nebraska Racing and Gaming Commission.

Anna Marin Russell – Ohio Casino Control Commission.

Jennifer Rushin, Tax Manager, State of Arkansas.

Cliff Holden, Arizona Department of Gaming.

Andrea Milford, Compliance Manager, Arizona Division of Gaming.

The SBRA policy making process will emulate what ARCI has done in horse racing by bringing together the government regulatory entities as well as affected constituencies to develop consistent regulatory policies to ensure the integrity of sports betting and to protect the public’s interest by providing confidence that all wagering and associated events are conducted fairly and honestly. The SBRA was launched with the assistance of the Association of Racing Commissioners International (ARCI), the umbrella entity for the government regulators of what used to be the only sport where legal sports betting was allowed – pari-mutuel horse and greyhound racing.įor 80 years they ARCI’s regulatory policy formation process and “Model Rules” and regulatory standards have formed the basis for the regulation of those sports.

Twenty-one regulatory jurisdictions participated in that first meeting. It was not until July, 2022 before the Sports Betting Regulators Association (SBRA) commenced operations with an inaugural meeting held in Boston, Massachusetts, USA. At that time only four jurisdictions had authorized legal sports betting and the concept appeared to be premature. The Sports Betting Regulators Association was first conceived in July, 2018 to meet a need for those government agencies assigned responsibility for the regulation of sports betting within their jurisdiction and for ensuring the integrity of the contests the public is permitted to wager on.

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