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The state Legislature held a hearing to examine the impacts of online sports betting.
The testimony alternated between praise for the industry's economic benefits and concern about its harmful potential.
More than 90% of sports betting is done online in New Jersey .
Through the first nine months of this year , over $9.2 billion has been legally wagered on sports.
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