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Pennsylvania Bill Aimed at Legal Sports Betting Expansion
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Pennsylvania has been one of the most progressive states for legal gambling over the past two decades. The first land-based casino in the state opened in 2004. In 2017, state lawmakers approved legislation for a massive expansion of the gaming industry. The new gaming laws paved the way for legal sports betting in the Keystone…
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MaximBet Sportsbook Makes Its Debut in the Colorado Market
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Partnerships between popular media properties and legal US sportsbook operators is a growing trend. The two sides come together to collaborate on a mobile betting app with a highly recognizable brand name. One such partnership has been formed between Maxim Magazine and Carousel Group. The magazine has garnered a strong following of the key demographic…
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Fubo Gaming Sportsbook Goes Live in Iowa
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Fubo TV has already made a name for itself in the network television industry. Based in NY State, this television streaming service primarily focuses on broadcasting live sports and sporting events. The company’s primary sphere of influence covers all of North America. Fubo Gaming is now trying to break into the legal US sports betting…
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Legal Sports Betting is Now Live in Wyoming
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There are a handful of states still scrambling to launch legal sports betting in conjunction with the start of the new NFL season. Arizona sportsbooks look like they are on track. Yet, regulatory issues could cause delays for Connecticut sportsbooks, Louisiana sportsbooks, and Maryland sportsbooks. One state that is up and running for the new…
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Spotlight Sports Buys DFS Provider for US Expansion
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Based in the UK, Spotlight Sports is expanding beyond its coverage of regulated sports betting and horse racing. The company recently announced an all-cash deal to acquire Alarm Sports. The Alarm Sports Network operates a successful online platform for daily fantasy sports (DFS). Spotlight Sports is looking to expand is capabilities to provide white label…
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ESPN Looks to Finally Cash-In on Legal US Sports Betting
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As the Worldwide Leader in Sports, it was probably only a matter of time before ESPN entered the legal sports betting industry. One of the biggest roadblocks is the sport network’s parent company. ESPN is owned by Walt Disney Company. In the past, Disney has taken a hardline approach against the expansion of gambling in…
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