North Carlina local teams support regulated mobile sports betting statewide. The lack of a regulated online market sees NC missing out on potential millions annually. RALEIGH, N.C. — North Carolina went another year without regulating mobile sportsbooks and local teams have begun voicing their support … Read more
The regulated online sports betting market in North Carolina could become a reality as the House Judiciary Committee advances two bills. Both bills have already passed in the Senate and work in tandem with one another to shape the mobile betting market. NC could see … Read more
NC SB 688 has returned to the Senate floor for its final reading in North Carolina. The Senate will vote on the bill on Thursday. This measure could lead to mobile sports betting coming into law by January 1, 2022, for North Carolina. RALEIGH, N.C. … Read more
Mobile sports betting legislation for North Carolina is back on the table with Senate Bill 688. The bill passed in its first special committee hearing with plenty more of them to go but insiders believe this to be a good sign for future approvals. Senate … Read more
The North Carolina General Assembly adjourns for the year on July 2. Senator Jim Perry, the sponsor of Senate Bill 688 that would regulate mobile sportsbooks in the state does not believe there is enough time to get his bill passed in 2021. Currently, Senate … Read more
North Carolina now has another mobile sports betting bill to consider in 2021 with House Bill 631 that is the mirror image to Senate Bill 688. This expansion to the North Carolina sports wagering market could bring in as much as $50 million in annual … Read more
Senator Jim Perry is sponsoring Senate Bill 688 to regulate mobile and retail sportsbooks in North Carolina. A regulated sportsbook market in the state for commercial operators could bring in $50 million annually in revenue for NC. The North Carolina General Assembly adjourns on July … Read more
Senate Bill 688 that was filed in North Carolina on Wednesday could regulate mobile sportsbooks in the state. It is estimated that $50 million in annual revenue could be made with mobile sports betting in North Carolina. Currently, the regulated sports wagering industry of the … Read more