Daniel Wallach

The long-awaited opportunity to enjoy mobile sports betting here in New York may finally be here, or at least close. Governor Andrew Cuomo recently said that he was on board with legal betting as an opportunity to make some money and decrease the state's massive debt. How close are we really? Gaming Law and Sports Betting Attorney Daniel Wallach thinks mobile betting could be here as soon as September if one last hurdle is cleared.

Long before the sports world was brought to a screeching halt, Gaming Law and Sports Betting Attorney Daniel Wallach was pushing New York State to allow mobile betting. So far he's had little luck convincing the state governing body including governor Andrew Cuomo that there's no need for any laws to change to allow mobile wagering. The question is now with the state bending laws to support local restaurants and bars would it be more willing to allow mobile betting if it could help casinos like Rivers in Schenectady stay profitable during quarantine?

Levack and Goz found out on Radio Row this week

Gaming Law and Sports Betting Attorney Daniel Wallach has been closely monitoring the attempts to legalize Sports Betting in New York State. As a matter of fact Wallach was even asked to speak before the State Senate Committee to legalize not only sports betting in the four Upstate Casinos but also to legalize Mobile Betting as well. So with the news that sports betting will in fact be legal in NYS where does that leave mobile betting? We ask Daniel Wallach.

Sports legal insider Daniel Wallach joined Levack and Goz earlier this week

The ongoing debate over legalizing Sports Wagering in New York sounds like it's all but over and we'll be able to legally bet on our favorite teams and athletes sooner than later. However as Lee Corso would say "Not so fast my friend." Gambling Law and Sports Betting Expert Daniel Wallach walks us through the remaining issues and potential time table to legal sports betting in New York.