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Don’t bet on Massachusetts rushing to start its own wagering business.

Driving news: The Massachusetts Gaming Commission, which met Thursday, is examining how other states regulate sports betting. Commission members were quick to point out that the process could take longer than some would like.

Why it matters: Sports fans have been waiting for Massachusetts to legalize betting for years, and are eager to start putting their money on the line.

Yes, but: The commission says their priority is to get the spread right, even if it discourages would-be gamblers.

Details: The law allows the commission to issue temporary sports betting licenses pending an applicant’s suitability review.

What’s next: No one can start enforcing the practice until Gov. Charlie Baker signs the bill, which remains on his desk.

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