Gambling expansion is always a fight. And when in comes to California sports betting there is a lot on the line. There are so many competing interests and so much money at stake that we should expect this to be a long, convoluted battle. But now the Sports Betting Alliance (SBA) has rolled out a plan that may pave the way to a compromise on the issue. And what makes this particularly exciting is that the Tribes seem to be of the same mindset. At the recent Indian Gaming Tradeshow & Convention in San Diego, representatives from DraftKings and FanDuel…

From Sacramento Business Journal A bill that sought to legalize sports betting in California failed to move by the deadline Friday. Odd are that without a clear national policy in play, no effort will be made on the issue next year in California. Senate Bill 190 was introduced in February by state Sen. Roderick Wright, an Inglewood Democrat. It sought to legalize sports betting at the venues in California that allow legal gambling, which are Indian casinos, card rooms and horse racing tracks. The measure required bets to be made in person, with the idea that the new traffic would…