Mobile sports wagering; authorize.

HB 297 would have authorized mobile sports wagering in Mississippi by defining "digital platform" as entities operating sports betting online via websites or apps. It revised gaming license fees based on platform revenue and removed a ban on fantasy sports contests involving college athletes. The bill directly affected licensed sports betting operators and the Mississippi Gaming Commission, which would have regulated these digital services. However, the bill died in committee on February 3, 2026, and was never enacted into law.