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USU has installed cameras in its basketball arena for sports betting. Does that violate Utah’s anti-gambling law?

By Salt Lake Tribune · October 24, 2026 · 1 min read
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Twelve new cameras now inside Utah State University’s basketball arena have a very specific aim: To capture live game data that will be sold directly to sportsbooks. It’s part of a new initiative under the realigned Pac-12, which USU joined this year.

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