All posts tagged "New Jersey"
How Much Will Coronavirus Impact Hurt NJ Online Sports Betting Revenue?
New analysis from Regulus Partners suggests NJ online sports betting revenues will fall 14% in 2020, even assuming a normal NFL season
LSR Q+A: Unikrn CEO On Esports Betting In A World Without Sports
The race is now on for alternative forms of content. Legal Sports Report caught up with Rahul Sood, CEO of esports betting operator Unikrn, to...
How Is It That Leagues Are Still Fighting The State On NJ Sports Betting?
Nearly two years after PASPA, New Jersey and sports leagues remain in court. The leagues recently filed a petition in the “ongoing” NJ sports betting...
Expedited State Budget Not Good For Mobile NY Sports Betting Hopes
Chances for mobile sports wagering making the NY budget seem slim with the state rushing to complete the budget as a result of the coronavirus...
NJ Sports Betting Operators Receive State Guidance On Grading Wagers
Sportsbooks throughout the Garden State received state guidance this weekend on how to handle outstanding NJ sports betting tickets.
NJ Sports Betting Stays Hot In February With Nearly $500M In Handle
The end of the NFL season didn't end the hot streak for NJ sports betting as handle neared $500 million in February, though hold was...
Can Public Support For Mobile NY Sports Betting Sway Politicians?
A recent survey of New Yorkers shows that 61% of voters support making it legal to place mobile sports wagers in the Empire State.
BetMGM To Boost Yahoo Sports Cross-Sell With Shared Wallet
BetMGM plans to introduce a single wallet and single account across the Yahoo Fantasy and BetMGM platforms to encourage more cross-sell
Nevada Mobile Betting Splits Show Cost Of In-Person Registration
Mobile accounted for 56% of Nevada sports betting revenues in January, as the regulator published the mobile-retail split for the first time. Total sports betting...
How Much Money Is Mobile NY Sports Betting Fail Sending To New Jersey?
New Yorkers bet an estimated $837 million in NJ last year due to the lack of downstate sportsbooks and no legal mobile option for New...
