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Washington DC
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Fanatics Betting & Gaming continued its torrid expansion pace by launching in the Washington DC market, gaining access through a partnership with the area’s professional women’s soccer team, the Washington Spirit.
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The District of Columbia and Connecticut are the most recent U.S. jurisdictions to ban Bovada from its online sports betting industry and there could be more to come.
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A new bill has passed in Washington DC, ending FanDuel’s exclusive mobile sports betting access. Multiple operators will now enter the market, starting July 15th, allowing broader competition and improved options for bettors across the District.
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Washington DC’s sole mobile sports betting provider, FanDuel, has sent a shot across the bow to the City Council president, threatening to terminate its operation if the Council votes to allow other operators into the market.