The U.K.’s casinos were poised to reopen August 1. Then Prime Minister Boris Johnson (l.) shut down the plans for at least two more weeks, citing a spike in Covid-19 cases in the greater Manchester area. The decision drew a sharp rebuke from the U.K. Betting and Gaming Council.
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With the installation of a temporary sports book in the ticket lobby and new renovations for a larger sports-book space for Capital One Arena gambling, Monumental Sports and Entertainment is rapidly turning to betting as a major offering for Wizards, Capitals and Mystics games.
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Understanding the exposure report is one of the keys to help grow a Pay Per Head business.
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Despite all the action, and several states seeing a nice turnout, Washington, DC remains at the back of the pack. Perhaps it’s because of Intralot’s jaded past, and Karma’s catching up to it. Regardless of the reason, the sports gambling money is not yet flowing in the national’s capital.
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Trump chided the Las Vegas mogul — a financial linchpin of his reelection effort — for not spending more. And now, he might not.
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Once considered a haven for gray-haired slot players who came by the busload with slim hopes of a big payday, Atlantic City’s casinos have worked toward expanding their appeal to younger visitors and nongamblers.
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Penn National Gaming’s much-anticipated Barstool Sportsbook app will launch in Pennsylvania in September, as the company says it won’t rush before then just to take advantage of the increasingly busy sports calendar.
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MichiganSharp projects that the state could bring in as much as $400m in total first-year sports betting revenue, producing $33.6m in tax revenue for the state.
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Free pick for Europa league soccer.
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The Brooklyn Nets have surprisingly clinched a playoff spot early, and they will take on the Los Angeles Clippers as the NBA's seeding games continue in Orlando.
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