New Jersey Sports Betting In January 2019: By The Numbers
The growth of sports betting in New Jersey continued into January 2019 and was bolstered by a slate of NFL Playoffs games leading up...
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Quit With The Land-Based Nonsense, True Sports Betting Success Requires Mobile Access
Kansas is considering the legalization of sports betting. That much was known back in December 2018, when Kansas State Senator Bud Estes said that...
Super Bowl LIII Betting In New Jersey: By The Numbers
2019 marked the first time that wagers could be legally processed on the Super Bowl in the State of New Jersey. Most of the...
Massachusetts Is Busy Making Moves To Begin Offering Sports Betting
Politicians in Massachusetts are starting to get serious about sports betting. They are saying things like, “we’re missing out on a lot of revenue”...
New Jersey Sports Betting In December 2018: By The Numbers
New Jersey had a tremendous 2018 in terms of the amount of money that was legally wagered within its borders. In December, New Jersey...
The States That Are Most Likely To Be Next To Legalize Sports Betting In 2019
As of the end of the first full week of 2019, nine states and Washington D.C. are operating, or in the midst of launching,...
Minnesota Is Ready To Discuss Legalizing Sports Betting
As more and more states jump on the sports betting bandwagon, speculation about which states will be next to legalize sports wagering continues to...
New Jersey Sports Betting In November 2018: By The Numbers
New Jersey had its best month yet in terms of total money wagered on sports since legalization and regulation thereof in 2018. In November,...
Federal Sports Betting Bill Cares Little About The Integrity Of States Rights
A thirty-seven page draft of a federal sports betting bill was floated around the Internet after being disseminated in Washington D.C. on December 4....
The State Of Kansas Would Like To Benefit From Sports Betting As Well
Kansas took a while to come around to allowing for paid fantasy sports game play within its borders. Now, the Sunflower state does not...
