With online sports betting being hotter than ever right now and being legal in many states around the US. There is no better time than now to get in on the action!
With one of the most historic weekends in March Madness history now in the past, it’s time to make some predictions for the remainder of the tournament.
Speculation is now surrounding Flutter Entertainment. It faces market rumors about FanDuel, one of the Flutters’ crown jewels, which is also its vehicle for expansion into the U.S. legal online casino and sports betting markets. It appears that Flutter is now looking to take FanDuel public, where an IPO (Initial Public Offering) will allow more investors to become owners of one of the country’s iconic entertainment brands.
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With the 2021 NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament on the horizon, the table is set for March Madness to begin and for a new College Basketball champion to be crowed.
This upcoming weekend we will see newcomers like Drexel, Hartford, Oral Roberts, and Grand Canyon try to pull off the unthinkable.
Maryland is taking a step towards legalizing mobile sports betting. In the past couple of weeks, a bill that would make this possible has gained approval at both Committee and the House level. It is now down to the Senate to make any changes or to approve as is before the final approval will be given by Governor Larry Hogan.
West Virginia betting has some of the best legal US online gambling available. Thanks to a variety of West Virginia sportsbooks, bettors can always find a wager that appeals to them. But February was a challenging month for sportsbook operators in the Mountain State.
Following a record in January’s earnings, sports betting handle in Iowa had shown mixed results in February. A report released by the IRGC (Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission) on Friday, March 5, showed that wagers for February at Iowa sportsbooks were $144 million. This generated revenues of $7.7 million, yielding the state $520,444 in tax.
South Dakota took steps to legalizing sports betting apps within casino limits in Deadwood. However, the two proposals which would have allowed mobile sports betting stalled. Things look better for North Dakota.
Following the successful lunch of online gambling in the Wolverine State, the Michigan Gaming Control Board (MGCB) approved three new remote licenses for local casinos. They include poker giant PokerStars, Pala Interactive and Penn Sports Interactive with its new brand Barstool. There are now 12 operators in the state.
Three bills that would have legalized mobile sports betting have failed to get past the committee stage. The legislation which was introduced in January was pulled in early February. It would have seemed that the state would prefer to focus on its retail sportsbooks only which were made legal in 2018.
