Casino-Dreaming Senator Bradley Applauds Lamont’s Sports Betting Deal With Tribes

Bradley supports all sports, all the time.

State Senator Dennis Bradley, chair of the legislature’s Public Safety Committee that shepherds gaming bills, issued this statement following Governor Ned Lamont’s announcement on Thursday that he has negotiated a deal with Connecticut’s two tribal nations to control sports wagering and online betting.

“I am proud to have been a strong advocate for this opportunity in Bridgeport,” said Sen. Bradley. “This agreement made means we are one step closer to a casino in Bridgeport. It’s exciting that Bridgeport is a location being looked at to pioneer this agreement and would be a prominent and successful location that would allow sports betting and wagering.”

Senator Bradley is a strong supporter for the expansion of sports wagering and gaming in Connecticut and with an agreement with both Native American Tribes, the committed partnership would benefit a casino in Bridgeport. On March 5, 2021, Senator Bradley wrote a letter to Governor Lamont in support of the Eastern Connecticut legislative delegation, requesting an agreement to be made that would include both tribes.

This legislative session, Senator Bradley introduced Senate Bill 570, “An Act Authorizing A Tribal Resort-Casino In Bridgeport, Sports Wagering, Internet Gaming And Internet Lottery, that seeks to create a mechanism for proxy betting within Bridgeport that allows people in other states to participate in sports wagering.

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  1. He might be a strong supporter of Connecticut betting but he’s a weak legislator.
    I’m betting against him. He’s had more chances than millionaire in Las Vegas!

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