New Jersey sees $372 million in sports betting during March. The FanDuel sportsbook has 55 percent of all sports betting action. TRENTON, N.J. – New Jersey sportsbooks saw over $372 million in sports betting handle during the month of March. March has been one of … Read more
Legal technicalities could award the New Jersey Thoroughbred Horsemen’s Association up to nine sports betting “skins.” As a sports betting operator, the NJTHA could relieve taxpayer contributions to racing purses. TRENTON, N.J. – By state law, all New Jersey gaming venues are entitled to offer … Read more
Four states are on the path to miss out on their original sports betting estimations. Mobile betting, which is active in only a few states, may be the missing ingredient. New Jersey and Nevada have cruised along, setting the tone for the sports betting market. … Read more
Sports Betting Financial Reports For The Month Of February Released By The New Jersey Department Of Gaming This Week February Marks The Costliest Month Of Sports Betting At Monmouth Park In N.J. OCEANPORT, N.J. – Those who are familiar with the sports betting industry know … Read more
GAN is an award-winning supplier of online gaming content and software. Along with Greenwood Gaming & Entertainment, they operate Parx Casino in Philadelphia. The Pennsylvania licensing fee is $10,000 to have the right to offer interactive gaming for PA residents PHILADELPHIA – GAN has announced … Read more
MLB’s request to remove spring training from sportsbooks in New Jersey was denied MLB made a similar request to other states with legal sports betting Only Pennsylvania has temporarily complied ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. – First reported by David Payne Purdum of ESPN in a tweet, … Read more
EDISON, N.J. – In one of the first deals of its kind, world-famous driving range Topgolf and international sportsbook operator PointsBet, announced a partnership today. The deal is only limited to Topgolf’s two New Jersey locations, where sports betting has been legal in the state … Read more
TRENTON, N.J. – New Jersey residents who have traditionally used oddshark.com to view betting odds and learn about offshore sportsbooks were in for a rude awakening this week. With a letter sent to one of the site’s key executives, New Jersey Attorney General Anthony Strangia … Read more