Insiders Doubt CA Prop 26, Prop 27 Pass: ‘It Doesn’t Look Good’

Pessimism persists surrounding the passage of sports betting measures Prop 26 and Prop 27 on the November ballot in California. Both sides have pumped in millions of dollars in a broadcast battle that is increasingly expected to yield an 0-for-2 result. “It doesn’t look good,” one industry insider told LSR. “It seems like both are […] Read More

Posted on: September 29, 2022 | | Mike Mazzeo

Prop 27: Understanding The Online California Sports Betting Proposal

Prop 27 is one of the two ways voters can legalize sports betting in California on this November‘s ballot. Voters can legalize online California sportsbooks through a vote for Prop 27. Prop 26, meanwhile, would legalize only retail sports betting at tribal casinos and horse tracks. Quick hits on Prop 27 Californians can legalize online […] Read More

Posted on: September 28, 2022 | | Matthew Waters

Prop 26: Understanding The California Sports Betting Tribal Proposal

Prop 26 is one of the two options to legalize sports betting in California that will be on November’s ballot. California voters can support retail sports betting at tribal casinos and racetracks through Prop 26, and online California sportsbooks through Prop 27. Funding for the fight between both pro-campaigns and their opponents had already brought […] Read More

Posted on: September 28, 2022 | | Matthew Waters

Opinion: California Prop 26, 27 Sports Betting Measures More Than Meet The Eye

Voters in California are weeks away from deciding if the state will have sports betting via Prop 26 and Prop 27 and, if they do, just what the model might look like. It might appear that the difference between the two initiatives effectively comes down to in-person at tribal properties versus online CA sports betting, […] Read More

Posted on: September 27, 2022 | | John Holden

Prop 27 Campaign Switching Tactics In CA Sports Betting Push: Report

The campaign behind Prop 27, the push for legal online CA sports betting, is changing its tactics with just six weeks to go. Yes on 27 pulled all of its TV ad buys in major California markets this week, the San Francisco Chronicle reported Tuesday. Instead, the campaign is only advertising on broadcast spots in […] Read More

Posted on: September 21, 2022 | | Matthew Waters

California Sports Betting Campaigns Extend Record-Breaking Haul

The most-funded state ballot initiative in US history continues to break records as the fight for sports betting in California continues. Proponents and opponents continue to fund the campaigns on two proposals that would legalize California sportsbooks. Prop 26 is tribal-only and would allow only retail sports betting for at least five years. Prop 27, […] Read More

Posted on: September 14, 2022 | | Matthew Waters

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Fanatics Hiring More Than 60 Roles For US Sports Betting

With several retail sportsbook launches nearing, Fanatics is gearing up with a massive listing of sports betting job openings. Read More

Posted on: August 25, 2022 | | Pat Evans

Republicans Oppose Both California Sports Betting Proposals On November Ballot

The Republican Party does not want to see sports betting in California offered online or in-person at tribal casinos. The California GOP announced its opposition to both Prop. 26 and Prop. 27 — the two ballot measures dealing with sports betting — on Friday. That means the Republicans are in agreement with the Democrats on […] Read More

Posted on: August 23, 2022 | | Matthew Waters

MLB Backs CA Legal Online Sports Betting Initiative

MLB released a statement Friday supporting Proposition 27, which would legalize online sports betting in CA. State policymakers spoke out against sportsbook operator-backed Prop. 27 on Wednesday. Legal online California sports betting would help professional sports leagues like MLB increase revenues. Why MLB supports sports betting in CA Prop. 27 In states with legal sports […] Read More

Posted on: August 12, 2022 | | Mike Mazzeo

Five Sportsbooks Give $50M More To California Sports Betting Battle

Five of the seven sportsbooks behind the mobile California sports betting proposal added another $50 million to the campaign’s coffers in July. Unfortunately for those sportsbooks, though, opponents of the proposal have cash to spend too. Since June 1, 12 tribal organizations added $88.8 million to oppose mobile California sportsbooks. That more than doubled the […] Read More

Posted on: August 10, 2022 | | Matthew Waters

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Insiders Doubt CA Prop 26, Prop 27 Pass: ‘It Doesn’t Look Good’

Prop 27: Understanding The Online California Sports Betting Proposal

Prop 26: Understanding The California Sports Betting Tribal Proposal

Opinion: California Prop 26, 27 Sports Betting Measures More Than Meet The Eye

Prop 27 Campaign Switching Tactics In CA Sports Betting Push: Report

California Sports Betting Campaigns Extend Record-Breaking Haul

Fanatics Hiring More Than 60 Roles For US Sports Betting

Republicans Oppose Both California Sports Betting Proposals On November Ballot

MLB Backs CA Legal Online Sports Betting Initiative

Five Sportsbooks Give $50M More To California Sports Betting Battle

Proxy SD Sports Betting Leads Two To Lose Gaming Licenses

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