At a recent panel discussion at the 2019 Sports Betting USA Conference, the prospect that California could be in play for sports betting in 2020 was raised. But anyone that followed the state’s decade-long effort to legalize online poker will caution you to ignore the chatter and wait for action.
Unibet Pennsylvania begins a three-day soft launch tomorrow ahead of a planned official launch on Friday if all goes well between now and then.
Indiana may be one of the newest sports betting states, but it’s already proving itself to be one of the strongest sports betting markets in the country.
New Jersey sports betting operators have been cleared to take wagers on an esports event for the first time.
DraftKings Sportsbook is live in Pennsylvania. After commencing a soft launch on Monday afternoon for three days of testing, DraftKings Pennsylvania received the official go-ahead from regulators on Thursday.
One of the big headlines this week was the revised estimates for the US sports betting market by Morgan Stanley. The numbers were eye-catching and led to a lot of mentions in the mainstream press.
Off-year elections don’t typically create a lot of headlines, but if you’re a supporter of legal sports betting, Tuesday night was must-see TV. And if you tuned in, you weren’t disappointed.
Legal sports betting is coming to Colorado. Voters approved Proposition DD on Tuesday to legalize in-person and online sports betting.
Votes are still being counted for Colorado Proposition DD this morning and it is too close to call, but right now things looks positive for legal sports betting.
European sportsbooks and online gambling operators have the experience and proven technology to make a big splash in the US. But to date, those advantages haven’t translated into success in the market. The missing piece of the puzzle is branding.
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