While awaiting Gov. Kim Reynolds’ nod for Iowa’s 19 state-licensed casinos to reopen this month, gamblers took advantage of limited online wagering opportunities on NASCAR, Ultimate Fighting, German soccer and a few other minor sporting contests to bet nearly $6.98 million in May.
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Set to be one of the largest online tournament series of all time, WSOP Online will offer a prize pool of $134 million, media coverage for online events, and the chance to win gold bracelets across two gaming platforms,
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Retail sportsbook in Washington, DC won’t restart until the summer of 2021, the state’s regulator, the DC Office of Lottery and Gaming announced. In the meantime, the regulator’s betting website, GamBetDC launched in May still lacks a dedicated mobile app.
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The launch is the product of a partnership between the Ignacio, Colo.-based Southern Ute Indian Tribe and the Nevada-based sportsbook group USBookmaking, helmed by American Gaming Association Hall of Famer Vic Salerno.
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The federal government approved new gambling compacts between Oklahoma and two tribal nations, Gov. Kevin Stitt announced on Monday, but the governor still remains locked in a legal dispute over tribal gambling with other tribes and legislative leaders from his own party.
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With everything under the sun to bet on, 5Dimes is a bettors paradise.
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Horse racing picks from Doug Upstone for June 9.
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Besides the lingering question of when the casinos will reopen, there is still some uncertainty about what Atlantic City casinos will look like when the time comes to open their doors, although the picture is starting to come into focus.
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A new order from Gov. J.B. Pritzker allows sports bettors to register for online accounts from home, but they can’t lay wagers just yet.
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According to recent data provided by Morgan Stanley, the number of people downloading sports gambling applications has skyrocketed and this is going to lead to a substantial greater number of wagers once sports gets back on its feet between this month and September.
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