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Sports Betting Exchange Expands Into Iowa Market
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More than 30 states plus the District of Columbia offer legal sports betting in some form. Each of those states plus DC feature traditional sportsbooks. A few of those states have licensed operators of a sports betting exchange. Both a sportsbook and a sports exchange engage in legal betting on sports. The book accepts the…
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Missouri Misses Out on Legal Sports Betting Again
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Most sports fans are familiar with the statement “close but no cigar.” This phase has been tied to the use of cigars as prizes at 20th century carnivals. In practical terms, it relates to coming close but still not achieving the ultimate goal. Close but no cigar would be the perfect phrase to sum up…
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Another New England State Considers Legalizing Sports Betting
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There are six US states that make up the New England region of the country. Legal sports betting is up and running in three of those states. A fourth state just joined the list leaving two more to go. Connecticut continues to lead the way as the biggest New England sports betting market. New Hampshire…
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Wagr Partners With MLS Nashville Franchise
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Tennessee went live with legal online sports betting in November of 2020. Over the past year and a half, this market has done quite well in the absence of any in-state land-based casinos. The Volunteer State is one of two legal US sports betting markets without retail sportsbooks along with Virginia. Known for its progressive…
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Bally Bet Partners With the Cleveland Browns in Ohio
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As the state of Ohio gears up for legal sports betting by the end of the year, in-state sportsbook operators such as Bally Bet are jockeying for position in the marketplace. Regulators in the Buckeye State have yet to set an actual date to go live but the new NFL season in September remains a…
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South Carolina’s Effort to Legalize Sports Betting Includes Crypto
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South Carolina has lagged way behind the rest of the country when it comes to legal gaming. Other than the state lottery, most other forms of real money gambling remain illegal at the present time. A new effort to bring legal sports betting to the Palmetto State offers a unique twist with the use of…
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