Louisiana Senator Backs Mobile Sports Betting, Predicts it ‘Probably’ Will Pass
- Apr 21, 2021
State Sen. Barrow Peacock (R) recently told KTBS-TV reporter Jeff Beimfohr that he supports online sports wagering
Read More . . .State Sen. Barrow Peacock (R) recently told KTBS-TV reporter Jeff Beimfohr that he supports online sports wagering
Read More . . .Senate Bill 688, sponsored by senators Jim Perry and Paul Lowe, would permit up to 12 online licenses in North Carolina. It would also allow sports facilities that host professional events with capacities of more than 17,000 fans to establish wagering platforms through mobile devices or on-site computer terminals.
Read More . . .A new sports betting bill to regulate mobile sportsbooks in Arkansas was introduced on Monday, even with the Arkansas State Legislature adjourning on April 30 for the year. This gives the new proposal ten days to get through both chambers and onto the desk of Governor Asa Hutchinson which is a monumental task to achieve in such a short time frame.
Read More . . .Sportradar has announced that it has reached a five-year agreement with TwinSpires as a sports betting partnership. TwinSpires is the new sports betting arm of Churchill Downs Inc., the company that owns and operates the famous race track in Kentucky.
Read More . . .A multimillion-dollar ad campaign urging the Texas Legislature to approve casino and sports gambling in the Lone Star State has begun to air on local radio and television. The campaign is funded by the Las Vegas-based Sands Corporation.
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Free baseball picks from Doug Upstone for April 20.
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Pay Per Head providers usually offer a free trial of their service that should be utilized before a commitment is made.
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Read More . . .In less than three years sports betting is legal in half of the U.S. and the report’s authors attempted to answer questions on how sports betting is promoted by advertisers, media, and the gaming industry. The overwhelming concern is if or when regulators and government officials would step in and halt some of those activities.
Read More . . .A private-member’s bill was introduced in February of last year that would legalize single-game sports betting in Canada. It was just the latest legislative kick at this particular can, with several previous attempts having failed at various stages of the process, but this one — introduced by a Conservative MP and supported by one from the NDP
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