LegalSportsBetting Brief: WY Gets Legal Sports Betting 10/27/2020

Eagles - UniBet - Colts - William Hill

IL Gov. Pritzker extends remote mobile sportsbook registration again. Wyoming will see legal sportsbooks at three retail locations. The Indianapolis Colts and the Philadelphia Eagles both partner with their second sports betting operators. Arkansas, Colorado, and Mississippi have major sports betting handle spikes for September. … Read more

William Hill US Numbers Cover Dip In Revenue Seen Across Board

William Hill Sportsbook

William Hill released their Q3 reports and their US sports betting industry had a 55% surge in handle for 2020 compared with their year-over-year. Revenue wasn’t as large, even with the uptick, because sports bettors were winning more of their wagers. The US activity has … Read more

Final Presidential Debate Betting Lines Part 1: “The Fly” Odds

The Final Presidential Debate

Prop bets for the last presidential debate have been posted with the total viewership favored at under 67.5 million. Other prop bets include what words each candidate will say first and whose head will a fly land on during the debate. WASHINGTON – The last … Read more

LegalSportsBetting Brief: Turner Sports, PA-NJ Handle 10/20/2020

Turner Sports - FanDuel - DraftKings

Rules for online sports betting in Michigan have been sent to the final committee for approval. DraftKings and FanDuel both signed with Turner Sports where FanDuel will have access to NBA broadcasts but DraftKings will have rights to everything else. New Jersey sports betting handle … Read more

Gov. Larry Hogan Endorses Maryland Sports Betting Ballot Measure

Governor Larry Hogan

Sports wagering legalization will be seen as “Question 2” on the November 3 ballots of all participating voters in Maryland. Governor Larry Hogan stands behind making sports betting legal and believes that the state will see a favorable vote for legal sports betting by his … Read more

Pritzker Extends Mobile IL Sports Betting Registration For Third Time

Governor Pritzker

Illinois governor has extended the mobile sports betting registration executive order again until November. The order has now been extended three times to provide convenience and safety through this coronavirus pandemic. There are veto sessions after the new extension is up that could give opportunity … Read more

Trump vs. Biden Town Halls: Have Their Odds Changed?

Joe Biden - Donald Trump

Joe Biden is still favored to win the 2020 US Presidential Election with -190 odds. Both Trump and Biden held their televised town hall meetings at the same time on Thursday. Donald Trump sits at +155 odds to be re-elected President of the United States. … Read more

New Mexico’s Santa Ana Star Sportsbook Reaches 2 Year Anniversary

Santa Ana Star Casino

The Sportsbook at The Star in the Santa Ana Star Casino Hotel in New Mexico reopened their doors almost two weeks ago after being closed since March. No two-year anniversary celebrations are taking place for the sportsbook as COVID-19 prevention is receiving total focus by … Read more

Oregon Lottery’s Scoreboard Celebrates One Year Anniversary

Oregon Sports Betting App - ScoreBoard

The Oregon Lottery’s Scoreboard sports betting site has been taking bets in the state for exactly one year. Scoreboard is ineligible to take college wagers per state law, leaving an estimated 30%-50% of extra handle on the table. SALEM, Ore. – Scoreboard, the one and … Read more

Florida Gators vs. LSU Tigers Postponed, Taken Off Oddsboard

Florida Gators vs. LSU Tigers

The No. 10 ranked Florida Gators vs. the LSU Tigers game originally set for Saturday has been postponed indefinitely after positive tests from the Florida program. Florida has 21 positive results amongst players and staff. The game has been rescheduled for December 12. GAINESVILLE, Fla. … Read more

Legal Sports Betting In Arizona Still Blocked By Tribal Opposition

Sonny Borrelli - Steve Pierce

Sports betting legalization in Arizona requires the Arizona Tribal-State Gaming Compact to be 51% in favor of the industry in order to move forward. The 2020 legislative session was an odd one due to the outbreak of COVID-19, but tribes and lawmakers disagreed on the … Read more