Join us for our highlights of the most important events impacting the domestic and international sports betting and gaming industry landscape!
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Today, we recap the most important events impacting the domestic and international sports betting and gaming industry landscape.
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Join us for a deep dive into the most important events impacting the domestic and international sports betting and gaming industry landscape this week.
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Kentucky’s sports betting revenue surpasses expectations with $39.1 million in tax contributions. ESPN BET makes its debut in New York, handling $3.04 million. Meanwhile, Travis Hunter and Ashton Jeanty surge in Heisman betting odds, challenging the quarterback-dominated race for college football’s top honor.
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Join us as we highlight the most important events impacting the domestic and international sports betting and gaming industry landscape.
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In today’s gaming news, ESPN BET has launched in New York, DraftKings retracts its controversial surcharge, and Missouri gubernatorial candidates endorse a sports betting referendum. Stay informed with Digital Wager Wire’s industry recap covering key developments in sports betting and gaming.
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ESPN BET’s arrival in the New York sports betting marketplace arrived three weeks later than the company would have liked but after a soft launch on Thursday, the highly-anticipated app went live to all New Yorkers the following day.
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According to a recent study by the American Gaming Association, nearly $472 million is being invested annually into responsible gambling resources and initiatives. Commitment to Responsibility Stakeholders in the domestic…
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SI Sportsbook announced it is the latest in a series of smaller sportsbooks to leave the Centennial State, following a trend of lower-tiered sportsbooks doing the same in other states.
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The North Carolina Lottery Commission unanimously approved a certificate of compliance proposal earlier this week that will permit regulators to begin accepting license applications for retail sportsbooks in the state.
