Several states won’t accept bets on Mike Tyson-Jake Paul fight
Sports Game · 2024-11-08
Several states won’t accept bets on Mike Tyson-Jake Paul fight
New York is among at least four states that will not allow legal wagering on next week’s fight between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul.
Pennsylvania, Colorado and Vermont also have eliminated the option to place bets on a boxing match that will feature the 58-year-old Tyson and 27-year-old Paul on Nov. 15 in Arlington, Texas, USA TODAY Sports has learned.
“We just consider it an untraditional boxing event that’s more of an exhibition,’’ Richard McGarvey, spokesperson for the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board, told USA TODAY Sports. “We just said, ‘Not in Pennsylvania.’ ”
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