Users reported issues at mobile sportsbooks BetMGM and FanDuel in the opening moments of the NCAA Tournament. Live betting odds were momentarily down at SBTech backed sports betting platforms.
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Former president Donald Trump’s son Eric, who runs the family’s private company, touted the potential of transforming their Doral golf resort into a gambling destination amid a push among Florida Republicans to legalize casinos in areas of the state that have long opposed them.
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The American Gaming Association predicts that more than 47 million Americans plan to bet on the NCAA Tournament
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With online gambling now legal in 25 states, the 2021 NCAA tournament will be a slam dunk for gaming sites—and the friendly office pool may never rebound.
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In time for the start of March Madness, FanDuel is giving college basketball bettors more options with two new retail sportsbooks in two of the largest sports betting markets in the country.
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Though the number of gamblers is expected to remain static compared with 2019, the AGA forecasts there will be more than double the number of wagers placed on online and at physical sportsbooks on individual games or picking the overall champion.
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An underwhelming Super Bowl for Indiana sportsbooks managed to slow February’s handle to less than $275m, halting a five-month streak of record wagers for the state.
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BetMGM, naturally, is thrilled to have a relevant player and media personality of Rose’s caliber helping them promote their products in the online sports betting and iGaming spaces.
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With its sports betting news and information television program Daily Wager celebrating its second anniversary this week, ESPN is further expanding its sports betting portfolio and the Daily Wager brand with the launch of a new podcast and a series of radio specials.
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Illinois’s sports betting handle reached a record $581.6m in January, while the US state also saw revenue reach an all-time high of $49.4m during the month.
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Indiana’s sports betting handle dipped in February after five consecutive months of record-breaking numbers. The sports betting handle in February for Indiana was $273.8 million which was a sharp decline from the $348.2 million wagered on sports in January
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