Louisiana set to ban college player prop betting
Sports Game · 2024-08-02

Louisiana set to ban college player prop betting

Residents of Louisiana have likely placed their last bet on college player props for the foreseeable future.

Acting on a request from NCAA President Charlie Baker, the state is set to ban the market on August 1, ahead of college football season. Louisiana joins a list of states including Ohio, Maryland and Vermont who have heeded the request of Baker.

If Charlie Baker had his way, every state would ban betting on college player props.

The NCAA President asked states to ban the market a few months ago, citing concerns over the harassment of players as well as the integrity of games.

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