Bookmaker William Hill US has opened its first New Mexico sportsbook with the Mescalero Apache Tribe. The sportsbook boasts twelve 43-inch screen televisions just in time for the start of the NFL season. Patrons at the resort will have access to all of William Hill’s … Read more
No Wyoming sports betting bills were introduced during the state’s 2019 legislative session. The Joint Committee of Travel, Recreation, and Cultural Resources originally passed on the opportunity to create a bill for a regulated gambling commission in Wyoming. The newest attempt to create a gambling … Read more
Betting action has surpassed $9 billion since May 2018 – when PASPA was repealed by the Supreme Court. Using the hold percentage from sportsbooks is the best indicator of sports bettors’ success. Sportsbooks have seen their hold percentages decrease in every financial quarter since Q3 … Read more
Sports betting in New Mexico originally launched when the Pueblo of Santa Ana opened their sportsbook at the Santa Ana Star in October of 2018. Tribal casinos have opened sportsbooks in New Mexico without the need to sign new bills into law because of their … Read more
Sports betting legislation has so far largely favored commercial casinos over tribal operators. New Mexico’s Tamaya Nation used an allowance in NM and federal law to implement legal sports wagering on their casino grounds. It is possible that other Indian nations could use this same … Read more
The Isleta Pueblo say their Isleta Resort & Casino sportsbook is ready to be opened to the public. The Isleta Casino sportsbook will be the third active legal book in NM. New Mexico sports betting is limited to land-based venues only and offers no legal … Read more
New Mexico has not yet officially passed legislation to legalize sports betting The Santa Ana Star, located outside of Santa Fe, was the first N.M. sportsbook SANTA FE, N.M. – Sports Betting in New Mexico just got even more accessible this week, as the Hilton … Read more
NM HB 441 looks to stop state lottery from expanding operations State lottery will not be allowed to offer sports betting New Mexico will continue to have sports betting through the tribes SANTA FE, N.M. – Lawmakers in New Mexico’s House of Representatives voted unanimously … Read more
SANTA FE, N.M. – New Mexico Representatives have expressed their belief that the New Mexico Lottery Authority should not include a sports wagering game. The state lottery has attempted to expand their gaming options by unanimously approving a parlay-style wagering game for all of their … Read more