Superbook Sports — which was operating in nine U.S. states — has announced that it will be leaving every state in which it was accepting bets besides Nevada. The news that Superbook is exiting eight states isn’t so surprising considering that the operator hasn’t been able to really gain much of a foothold in Arizona,...
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DC Suspends Online Sports Betting
Sports bettors in the nation’s capital were back at it Wednesday morning. Sports betting in Washington, D.C., came to abrupt halt while waiting on Mayor Muriel E. Bowser to approve the city’s budget. While Bowser had problems with several issues in the budget, sports betting wasn’t one of them. The DC suspends online sports betting...
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Citywide Access to Top Betting Apps
New Markets 💸: DC Sports Betting Expansion Exciting betting news for sports bettors in Washington D.C. BetMGM and Caesars have announced their citywide expansion, promising more options and better offers for local betting enthusiasts. This DC Sports Betting Expansion marks a significant shift in D.C.’s online sports betting landscape. It transitions from a previously restricted...
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Exploring the Success
Make It Rain 💸 The betting news reports that New York has achieved an outstanding milestone and is killing it in the sports betting game! The NY sports betting scene just became the first state to rake in over $4 billion in wagers since sports betting became legal. That’s a huge win, and it shows...
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Ohio’s Gambling Scene
Money Talks 💸 Betting news reports how Ohio’s gambling scene has witnessed a fascinating trend: even during its slowest month of 2024, the state managed to maintain an impressive handle above $600 million for the ninth consecutive month. As the NFL season approaches, expectations are high for increased betting activity, particularly on the Cleveland Browns...
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Exploring the Impressive Growth
Make It Rain 🤑 Betting news report that May has stood out for Washington, D.C.’s betting industry, particularly in terms of the DC sports betting handle. With the state opening its doors to new operators, the betting landscape has transformed, significantly increasing handle and revenue. This growth in the DC sports betting handle is a...
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Why New York is the Top Handle Rankings
The full 2024 Quarter 1 legal online sports betting numbers are in and, to the surprise of no one, New York is the clear leader nationwide in terms of overall handle. While New York might not have legalized as soon as either Nevada or neighboring New Jersey, the fact that New York tops the handle...
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In-State College Sports Betting
As most states have moved closer to banning the betting on sporting events involving in-state colleges, New Jersey is actually considering legalizing in-state college sports betting. Currently, New Jersey is among the few states that do not allow bettors to gamble on college sports where at least one team is located in said state. However,...
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Bally Bet Launches in Massachusetts: Expanding Sports Betting!
Bally Bet sportsbook went live in Massachusetts on Tuesday, becoming the seventh sportsbook to operate in the state. The sportsbook now operates in eight different states, with New York and Ohio being the big two. Still, it’s a big move for the sportsbook, which is trying to establish itself in the United States. The Bally...
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New Jersey Betting Taxes
Money Talks 💸 In a move that has brought relief to many, New Jersey lawmakers have unveiled a budget proposal for the 2025 fiscal year to the betting news media that maintains the current tax rates on online betting. Unlike some states that have opted to increase taxes on betting operators, New Jersey has decided...
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New Jersey Revenue Decline
Due in large part to a tough month from new operator Fanatics, there was a significant 2024 sports betting New Jersey revenue decline in May both from the previous month and on a year-over-year basis. The replacement of PointsBet by Fanatics has gotten off to a rough start and while that may be expected in...
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New York’s Sports Betting Revenue
Getting Closer 🤑 New York’s sports betting market is surging. Fueled by the ease of mobile apps, fans are betting online more money than ever before. However, the state faces challenges, particularly with the ongoing Seneca Casino Compact negotiations. Uncover Exclusive Picks & Predictions From Our Experts. Notice: JavaScript is required for this content. Record-Breaking...
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