Months and months after tedious planning and voting by Colorado residents and lawmakers, the news is in: Colorado sports betting is now legal. Initially, plans to launch the local market was scheduled for May 1. A lot of people were concerned about the coronavirus pandemic. But the state still continues on without a hitch. If Read more about Bookie News: Colorado Sports Betting is Now Legal[…]
The coronavirus pandemic has no doubt caused the sports betting industry to have record-breaking dismal numbers. This is evident in the data from March. Nevada, the gambling capital of the US, is not spared from this as well. The sports betting handle of Nevada has a 76% drop on year over year numbers following the Read more about Nevada Sportsbooks and Casinos See Rise in Mobile Gambling in March[…]
No, this is not a joke. Yes, Florida did declare WWE as an essential service during the coronavirus pandemic. This means that you will probably be able to offer WWE in your sportsbook. Most of what the whole world considers as essential services are medical-related services. Then, of course, groceries, utilities, and so on. But Read more about You Will Have WWE in Your Sportsbook as Florida Deems it an Essential Service[…]
Indiana is one of the few US states that allows online and mobile sports betting in their states. And February was a good month for the Indiana sports betting market. We see the state has an increase in betting handle to a record-breaking $187.2 million. The best pay per head companies enjoyed the handle from Read more about Online Betting Bolsters Indiana Sports Betting Market[…]
March Madness of the NCCA basketball season is coming up soon. Will sports bettors from Montana be able to wager on their favorite teams by then? The latest update says that as early as March 9, we could see developments in allowing sports betting in Montana. Lottery retailers with licenses could start installing as early Read more about Sports Betting in Montana to Happen Soon: The Details[…]
Iowa’s sports betting industry is gaining more action, much of it is due to online wagering. Last November, both online and retail sportsbooks are seeing a handle of $59.3 million. This is a 27.5% increase from its previous month’s numbers. And as January 2020 ends, the number is now at $270.3 million. This handle covers Read more about Bookie News in Iowa: Online Wagering Boosts Local Gambling Industry[…]
Despite the massive increase of legalized sports betting operations in the US, a lot of states are still not done. A lot of them are in the process of either considering, or coming up with legislation. Industry experts see a few more states following suit in this year. Especially when looking at the betting handle Read more about Bookie Business: Sports Betting in Connecticut[…]
New York has been struggling in terms of coming up with a decent sports betting policy. While a lot of you bookies would want to maximize your sportsbook profits, New York seems very reluctant to support a growing industry. Which begs the question: Is there no hope for New York online sportsbook industry? Since last Read more about Is There No Hope for New York Online Sportsbook Industry?[…]
New Jersey has been riding a high throughout the past year. Emerging as one of the biggest sports betting markets in the US, New Jersey has set a prime example of how a more open and modern gambling industry can develop in a short amount of time. December was no exception, with strong New Jersey Read more about Strong New Jersey Sportsbook Numbers Closes 2019[…]
Sports betting in Florida has a lot of hurdles to get through to have a local sports betting market. First off, you have the gambling monopoly from the state’s major tribe the Seminole. Next, are other legal restrictions that prevent the state from even drafting bills. Similar to certain states, Florida’s constitution may be preventing Read more about It May Become Easier to Legalize Sports Betting in Florida[…]