By The Weekly Edge desk ·
PlayUSA reported that AGA disclosed $660,000 in in-house lobbying expenses for Q2 2026. The association also retained outside firms as Congress considers sports betting and prediction-market policy.
The spending supports AGA’s efforts to influence federal gambling policy.
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