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- May 13, 2021
Indiana's sports betting industry experienced another month-over-month decline in April, as wagering dropped to its lowest level since October 2020. But in a state that has known little else but growth, the expected decline is indicative of the beginning of a typical sports betting slowdown period that will likely last until the beginning of football season, according to PlayIndiana, which provides news and analysis of the state's gaming industry.
Read More . . .The Tennessee Education Lottery (TEL) on Tuesday announced it is considering approving four new online sportsbooks — including two that offer peer-to-peer betting. If approved, they would start as traditional online sportsbooks.
Read More . . .Nielsen says sports betting industry spent $154 million to reach local TV viewers in various markets
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Manteris, one of Las Vegas' longest tenured bookmakers, announced his retirement this week from Station Casinos, where he spent that last 22 years overseeing the company's race and sportsbooks. He'll stay on with the company in a consulting role, but he says his days sweating big decisions are over.
Read More . . .The Louisiana House of Representatives approved a bill to set tax rates for in-person and online sports betting, the first of three bills that need to be approved before sports betting can be legalized in the state. HB 697 will now be sent to the Senate for a potential final approval before it can be signed into law by Democratic Governor John Bel Edwards.
Read More . . .Wynn Resorts will now put their internet sportsbooks up on the Nasdaq Stock Market by the end of the year after merging with another company in order to do so. Wynn Interactive announced on Monday that they would combine their business with Austerlitz Acquisition Corp. I.
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