Ohio is one of the states in the US that still does not have a regulated sports betting market. But State Senator Kirk Schuring (R) may be changing it soon. An Ohio sports betting bill is coming soon. Senator Schuring, Chair of the Ohio Senate Select Committee on Gaming, will be presenting his bill this Read more about Ohio Sports Betting Bill is Coming Soon[…]
Online businesses have always been profitable, and more and more companies have been moving towards establishing themselves online. Many individuals are also looking into having their own home business. And considering how this pandemic has made a lot of people working from home, many are realizing that it is possible to earn money with your Read more about Building a Home Business: Why an Online Sportsbook is Perfect for You[…]
Many sports fans and bettors are talking about the proposed European Super League. Will it happen soon? Will sports betting software be offering lines on the new league this year? There are so many questions and we still do not know if the league will even push through. In fact, since going public, interest on Read more about Sports Betting and the European Super League[…]
In the latest PricePerPlayer.com news, Indiana bookies are having a better month this March, compared with February’s numbers. This in hardly unsurprising, as the drop in February is quite normal in the industry. And while not a record-breaking number, March’s sports betting handle is still relatively good at $316.7 million. For those who want to Read more about Indiana Bookies Record Increase in Monthly Betting Handle[…]
Online gambling has changed a lot over the years, and will continue to do so in the years to come. With so many online betting software products available in the market today, the gambling industry is ripe with competition, and in a good way. With bookies wanting to stand out, there is the drive to Read more about Online Betting Software Trends in 2021[…]
Right now, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Connecticut, offer online sports betting. These states are available for any New Yorker to travel to if they want to place bets on most sports in their preferred online sportsbook. For most in New York, it may be more accessible to drive or commute to the next state than Read more about The Possibility of Mobile Sportsbooks in New York is at 50%[…]
In-play betting is one of the best innovations that sports betting has. It started way back in the early 2000’s online, and grew widely in Europe. Later on, In-play sports betting finds its way across to the US, and the rest, they say is history. Now, In-Play betting, also called live betting, is so popular, Read more about The Guide to In-Play Betting: Part 1- The Basics[…]
Michigan opened its doors to online sports betting just this year, after the law legalizing online wagering was signed back in December 2019. They are the 20th state to legalize sports betting in the US, but only the 5th to legalize online sports betting. And given how profitable online bookie software can be for those Read more about The First Full Month of Michigan Online Sports Betting Gets $300M Handle[…]
March marks the anniversary of sports betting in Illinois. The timing, of course, could have been better, but at that point, no one anticipated a pandemic that would affect the whole world. The sports industry shut down for a while, but is able to bounce back in a couple of months. The same goes for Read more about Access to Sportsbook Software Improves Sports Betting in Illinois[…]
Virginia is one of the latest states in the US that has opened its doors to sports betting. And in just 11 days, the bookie industry in Virginia manages to generate $58.9 million in betting handle. Many bookie pay per head industry experts predict that Virginia could be one of the most popular betting markets Read more about Bookie Industry in Virginia Has $58.9 Million in Less Than Two Weeks[…]