An estimated 215,000 residents already play the online games offered by operators ranging from big-name businesses DraftKings and FanDuel to smaller organizations.

State lawmakers are hoping to get in on the action through legislation this year that requires fantasy sports sites to pay the state annual registration fees and turn over 5 percent of contest revenues each year. More…

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