All posts by Matthew Waters
Full House Resorts’ Indiana Sportsbook Partners May Launch By Super Bowl
Three more Indiana sportsbooks could launch online by the Super Bowl, according to Full House Resorts CEO Dan Lee, the casino partner in the state....
October Sets New NJ Sports Betting Monthly Record For Handle
NJ sports betting handle jumped 87.2% over last year to $487.9 million in October, breaking the monthly record set last month.
Esports Betting Expands In US Beyond Nevada For First Time
Esports betting officially came to New Jersey, although there's been only one event available for wagers so far: the League of Legends world final.
Yahoo Sports, BetMGM Launch Yahoo Sportsbook Today
Yahoo Sportsbook will officially launch today, with users seeing the revamped app in a marketing deal with BetMGM.
This Week In Sports Betting: Here Come Colorado And Illinois
Happy Monday Tuesday, everyone. Remember, the best part of having a Monday off isn’t the three-day weekend but the shortened workweek that follows. As usual,...
Optimal Sportsbook Revenues Elusive For New York, Iowa Without Full Online Betting
The release of sports betting figures in Iowa and New York continues to show why a full mobile sports betting component is needed for a...
Indiana Sportsbooks Hit More Than $90 Million In Wagers In October, Led By DraftKings
Indiana sports betting handle surged in October to almost $92 million million after the state launched online betting at the beginning of the month.
Game On For Illinois Sports Betting? License Applications Will Be Available Next Month
Illinois sports betting will take the next step in December when casinos, racetracks and stadiums should be able to apply for licenses.
FanDuel Sportsbook Reports Strong Growth; Fox Bet Performs As Expected
FanDuel Sportsbook and Fox Bet's parent companies both reported positive momentum for the US sportsbooks with FanDuel's outlook still stronger than most.
Can Colorado Sports Betting Referendum Overcome Ballot Question Language?
Colorado sports betting passed in a bill in May, but whether it's actually legalized will be decided by vote next week.
