§ 4-38-5-1 Commission tests; data relating to conduct of sports wagering
§ 4-38-5-2 Designation of areas to conduct sports wagering
§ 4-38-5-3 Age restrictions for areas where sports wagering is conducted
§ 4-38-5-4 Permissible wagers; in-play wagers
§ 4-38-5-5 Prohibited wagers
§ 4-38-5-6 Cancellation of wagers
§ 4-38-5-7 Permitted sports wagering
§ 4-38-5-8 Approved sports wagering devices and platforms; other supplies and equipment
§ 4-38-5-9 Commission determination of occupations related to sports wagering
§ 4-38-5-10 Null and void certificates
§ 4-38-5-11 Age restrictions
§ 4-38-5-12 Mobile devices; registration requirements

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Terms Used In Indiana Code > Title 4 > Article 38 > Chapter 5 - Conduct of Sports Wagering

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