Books said patriotic action, a surging U.S. team and a wider market turned one knockout game into a record
Legalization of online and mobile sports betting is one step closer in Mississippi, as the “Mississippi Mobile Sports Wagering Act” passes the House and goes in front of the Senate.
Kentucky’s sportsbooks witness a stunning $250 million in wagers with over half a million accounts, as mobile sports betting leads the way.
But the state’s half-dozen sportsbooks also “learned the hard way” that they won’t make a lot of revenue when the hometown Chiefs win the Super Bowl.
The Executive Director of the MGCU said the regulator is “shooting for early to mid-November” to launch sports betting in Maine.
One month after BetMGM Sports launched, Caesars Sportsbook debuts on the island. Three more mobile sportsbooks could launch in the near future.
The operator deploys to its second jurisdiction outside the Lower 48. Meanwhile, a launch of Caesars Sportsbook on the island looms.
Barstool Sportsbook trips out the gate, but recovers. Meanwhile, FanDuel may have already run afoul of the state’s advertising rules.
We could see nearly 20 mobile sportsbooks launch on New Year’s Day, the opening day for the long-awaited launch of mobile sports betting in Ohio.
Ten months after BetMGM opened a retail sportsbook on the island, Caesars has done the same. Both are planning to launch mobile apps in the near future.
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