The repeal of PASPA thrust sports betting legislation onto the desks of state legislators across the country. With so many lawmakers taking a crash course in sports betting, it’s not surprising to see policy missteps. However, some policies, like in-person registration, are more consequential than others.
Following the repeal of PASPA, the US sports betting industry has put the pedal to the metal as it tries to catch up to the more established European sports betting markets. One way the US can close the gap is the introduction of more sophisticated products like BetBuilder from Betgenius.
Legal sports gambling in the Midwest is beginning to take root. The recent launches in Indiana and Iowa are proving there is a strong sports culture in the middle of the country and that Midwesterners like to put their money where their passion is.
FOX Bet is quickly making its presence felt in the US sports betting market following its recent rebrand in New Jersey, and subsequent launch in Pennsylvania. Its presence will get a boost with the launch of a new sports wagering show tonight.
The topic of free-to-play sports betting games provokes all sorts of pessimistic responses from serious gamblers. They’re a stand-in for the real thing, a marketing gimmick, or something that only appeals to non-sports bettors. Nothing could be further from the truth.
The Divine Fortune progressive jackpot slot at SugarHouse Online has been treating New Jersey and Pennsylvania gamblers very well this month.
DraftKings and FanDuel have jumped out to a dominant lead in emerging US sports betting markets. But can the daily fantasy sports giants maintain their supremacy as a new wave of competition enters the fray?
The legalization of sports betting in the United States has opened new opportunities for established casino operators and startups alike. Penn National Gaming is the largest regional casino operator to take advantage of the opportunity.
The US sports betting landscape could be on the precipice of a paradigm shift now that FOX Bet, a joint venture between FOX Sports and The Stars Group is live in New Jersey (following a rebrand) and Pennsylvania.
A comprehensive report published by Eilers & Krejcik Gaming shines some much-needed light on the habits of US sports bettors.
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