HR 2087119th CongressIntroduced

SAFE Bet Act of 2025

Introduced: Oct 29, 2025

Civil Rights & JusticeSocial ServicesTechnology & Innovation

Standard Summary

Comprehensive overview in 1-2 paragraphs

The SAFE Bet Act of 2025 establishes federal standards for state-regulated sports betting, prohibiting unregulated wagering while mandating consumer protections, public health measures for gambling disorder, and strict operational requirements for operators including online platforms and AI restrictions with national self-exclusion systems.

Key Points

1Requires state sports wagering programs to implement national self-exclusion lists and allocate revenue for gambling disorder treatment and responsible gaming education.
2Prohibits sports wagering operators from using artificial intelligence to track individuals or create targeted gambling products like microbets.
3Mandates real-time anonymized data sharing with regulators and strict affordability checks for deposits exceeding $1,000 in 24 hours to prevent problem gambling.

Impact Areas

State governments and tribal nations operating sports betting programsSports wagering operators (online platforms and physical facilities)Individuals with gambling disorders and at-risk populationsSports organizations and law enforcement agencies monitoring contest integrity

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