On today's Bet the Process podcast, we'll be talking all things sports betting legalization.

We have two amazing guests coming on, Ryan Rodenberg, who is a sports law professor

and has been doing the rounds across all the sports betting podcasts.

And then Jeff Ifra, who is a preeminent sports betting lawyer, has represented operators and whatnot for over 20 years.

So he'll provide a really great perspective.

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The cool thing is that sports gambling is now legal in the U.S.

Well, that's what everyone says.

It's not necessarily that it's legal.

It's just that it's no longer right for it to be illegal,

and states can decide whether it is legal.

So it's not necessarily legal depending on what state you are right now.

Rufitz and I are going to welcome in a couple of amazing guests.

One, the first will be Ryan Rodenberg, who is the sports law professor who's done quite a bit of research on sports gambling and legality for the last, say, five, six years he's been doing this.

And then the second will be Jeff Ifra, who is probably one of the top lawyers in the sports

gaming industry, sports betting industry, has represented a bunch of different operators and even some

sports betters. So if you guys can listen on past those two interviews, you'll hear Rufus and I

talk about our reactions and our personal thoughts on this industry and what is to come. So thanks,

and let's welcome in our first guest.

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