Rep. Lee Johnson on Monday introduced House Bill 1942, which would permit online sports wagering in Arkansas. The bill says “the state would benefit substantially from authorizing online sports pools, to be conducted solely by casino licenses within the state and online sports pool operators with whom the casino licensees have a contractual agreement.”
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In the midst of the lockdown eliminating usual outlets or sources of outside entertainment for many people, combining unhealthy technology use with a pandemic can make one’s struggle with addiction even worse.
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The move comes as Flutter also prepares for a partial New York float of US-arm FanDuel.
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Free basketball picks from Doug Upstone for April 19.
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Hartley provides his annual betting tips and advice for the Oscars, with predictions for every category.
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NBA free pick for Rockets at Heat.
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Nearly a year after the Washington Legislature voted to legalize sports betting, terms have been agreed for the first sportsbook to open. It will be inside one of the two Tulalip tribal casinos alongside Interstate 5 north of Everett.
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A bill that would strip the TELC of its power over sports betting is making its way through the state legislature with lots of support.
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After years of inaction on legislation pertaining to online sports wagering, New York leaders brokered a deal for mobile sports betting April 6 during intense, 11th-hour negotiations. Now, comes the messy part. The agreement paves the way for the New York State Gaming Commission to select two sports betting platform providers to partner with the state to offer mobile sports betting.
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New Jersey’s casino and sports betting revenue more than doubled in March compared from year ago — but that’s because the emerging pandemic shut down casinos for the second half of the month last year.
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