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Five years ago the U.S. The Supreme Court ruled that it would be up to each state to decide if they want to offer sports betting if they want to. Since then 30 states and the District of Columbia have decided to offer sports betting, which entails widespread sports betting advertisements.
The highly-anticipated SBC Summit North America exhibition and conference is just around the corner, and a select few of this year’s attendees will get the chance to delve deep into the vital subject of player protection through an exclusive pre-day Player Protection Symposium delivered by representatives from top US operators, regulators, and athletes.
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The news surrounding sports betting is usually positive, but that’s not always the case. Find out why two sportsbook operators are facing some trouble due to some actions.
The November sports betting numbers are out for the state of Indiana. It was another solid month for sportsbooks and the state hit a big milestone.
The online casino gambling industry hasn’t seen much growth, but that could soon change. Indiana is looking to become the next state to legalize online casinos.
Horse race betting is still popular in the Midwest, but not all sportsbooks offer it. Find out which major sportsbook operator is looking to make a big move in this industry.
Legal sports betting is off and running in Maryland, and bettors are flocking to the sportsbook. Find out just how large this market could potentially get.
Massachusetts has been fighting for thier chance to get into the sports betting game, but is it really that competitive.
The city of Chicago is one step closer to landing a new casino as Bally’s Corp. continues to move forward. Find out where this casino will be located and just how big it might be.
Louisiana has now wrapped up the first 12 months of legal sports betting. This state has established itself as a leader in the industry, and more growth is coming.
Illinois had another impressive month of sports betting in September. Read to find out why one bet ended up costing the state a record.
There was some big sports betting news out of Maryland, as the state is moving forward with sports betting. Licenses are going to be awarded soon, pushing the launch date back up.
The Iowa sports betting numbers are in for October, and it was a disappointing month. Find out why sports betting slowed down, but why bigger months might be ahead.
Ohio is set to launch sports betting soon, and the market is starting to take shape. Find out which operators are ready to go, and how registration is already available.
September was a big month of sports betting for many states throughout the country. Colorado was no different as the state saw a massive haul during that month.
Sports betting has been live in the state of Tennessee for two years. This state started off strong and has continued to see impressive growth throughout the past 24 months.
It’s looking like December is going to be the launch month for sports betting in Maryland. Progress is still being made and licenses are going to be handed out by Thanksgiving.
With a big vote less than two weeks away, the California governor is speaking out. It continues to not look good for potential sports bettors in the state.
Nebraska could soon join the legal sports betting industry as a minor market. Steps are being taken to get the industry established, but there is still work to be done.
Sports bettors will soon be able to place bets in the state of Nebraska. There is still work to be done, but the main rules are now clear for the state.
The Arizona sports betting numbers are in, and it was a big month for the state. Not only was there plenty of action, but it was a great month for revenue as well.
The state of Illinois has finally moved into second place in sports betting. Illinois continues to put up impressive numbers, and that won’t stop in 2022.
Despite massive growth in the sports betting industry, not all sportsbooks are making money. Fubo TV is shutting down its sportsbook after failing to make a move.
The New York sports betting industry continues to impress and that was the case in September. Football has returned and that is going to lead to impressive sports betting numbers throughout the industry.
Sportsbooks in Iowa saw a huge jump in revenue in September, despite some disappointing handle. With football underway, the state should keep posting strong numbers.
The sports betting industry in Indiana continues to grow as two new sportsbooks have recently launched. These sportsbooks have plenty of ground to make up in a crowded market.
Not only are more states starting to launch sports betting sportsbooks, but markets also continue to grow. MaximBet and PointsBet are two operators that recently launched in another state.
One Midwest state just recently saw a successful start to online sports betting. Another state has a launch date set, but time is running out to get everything set up.
The state of Ohio could soon become one of the biggest sports betting markets in the United States. Ohio sportsbooks can launch on January 1, but there is still plenty of work to be done.
Another attempt to legalize sports betting in Missouri has come to an end. More efforts will be made in 2023, but this state just can’t seem to get any momentum behind a bill.
The July sports betting numbers are out for the state of Illinois and it was another big month. The industry hit another milestone, while also coming up a bit short in one area.
BetMGM Sportsbook is making big moves in the state of Arizona. This company has now launched the first sportsbook of its kind in the United States.
Missouri lawmakers continue to try and find a way to legalize sports betting. The launch in Kansas has this state trying to get the conversation going again.
New York sports betting continues to set a new standard in the industry. Despite a slow month of August, New York remains the clear leader.
Sports betting numbers continue to roll in, this time from Colorado and Virginia. While most states have seen a decline, these states posted positive numbers overall.
Sports betting numbers continue to roll in for the summer months, including two new states. Arizona and Nevada are hoping that football brings a betting boost.
The calendar now says September and that means legal sports betting has arrived in Kansas. A soft launch will run for a week before the industry starts to get going.
Oregon has had legal sports betting since 2019, but the market is still small. There is some recent pressure from big companies to expand the sports betting offerings.
Kansas is approaching the launch date of online sports betting throughout the state. A list of operators has been announced and it is a group full of big names.
Kansas will be the next state to officially launch legal sports betting. The state worked quickly to give sportsbooks a great launch date.
Online sports betting is coming to Kansas, and the launch date could happen soon. Sportsbooks are making final preparations and starting to offer bonuses.
The U.S. sports betting industry continues to grow and professional leagues are helping the cause. With California and Maryland looking to launch, these leagues are stepping up.
After a long and grueling process, sports betting is coming to Massachusetts. A compromise was reached on Monday after lengthy negotiations from differing sides.
The June sports betting numbers for Louisiana were not good as handle and revenue were down. Despite a slow sports calendar, sportsbooks are looking to turn things around in July.
Organizers of SBC Summit North America are celebrating the biggest and most successful event since it launched in 2019.
Another month of Indiana sports betting, another handle drop. Find out why Indiana’s sports betting handle continues to drop.
The sports betting industry in Michigan continues to decline, but some of that drop is to be expected. Michigan has still put up impressive numbers, and a boost this Fall is expected.
FanDuel’s CEO has asked their customers to be careful with their income. Find out why.
A group of U.S. Congress members are attempting to shut down offshore sportsbooks accepting wagers from citizens. This battle could have big implications for the U.S. industry.
Sports betting is coming to the state of Maine, but an official launch date still hasn’t been set. The state is making progress and it could be the next state to officially launch the industry.
Nevada sports betting totals took another hit in May, but the decrease was to be expected. This state is in danger of slipping even further down the list of sports betting markets.
It looks as if sports betting is going to come to California at some point soon, but it’s now up to the voters. There will be a pair of referendums on the ballot this November.
FanDuel is turning a competitive New York sports betting market into a one-sportsbook show. Another sportsbook could soon enter the market, but likely won’t provide a big threat.
Online sports betting is not coming to North Carolina, despite a late surge. This state has retail betting, but setting up online betting would have proved to be a huge benefit for the state.
North Carolina might just have sports betting in its future. Find out when and how here.
Maryland already has retail sports betting in place, but online betting has not yet launched. Governor Larry Hogan wants that to change, and is taking a hard stance.
After a long wait, the Buckeye State is finally closer to getting sports betting in motion. Read to learn about what this means for Ohio
America’s most highly-publicized bettor ‘Mattress Mack’ to share his experience and insights on the state of the industry at SBC Summit North America
The Illinois sports betting numbers just continue to impress, and the state hit a big milestone in April. You can now consider Illinois a top-three market, despite a drop in numbers from March.