Operators in the Arizona sports betting industry will start accepting bets from 12.01AM on Thursday September 9th, just in time for the NFL season opener as the reigning champions the Tampa Bay Buccaneers take on the Dallas Cowboys.
Sports betting activity dropped by 21% as gamblers placed $181.3 million in wagers throughout the month of July.
The Wyoming Gaming Commission has revealed that it has issued sports betting licenses to both DraftKings and BetMGM allowing both operators to immediately launch sports betting products in the state.
The latest monthly revenue report from the Virginia Lottery has revealed that the state's licensed sports betting operators reported that Virginians wagered $161.9 million during the month of July. This marks a 31% drop on June's sports betting handle of $234.9 million.
The Arizona Department of Gaming has now issued licenses to 10 tribal groups and eight sporting organisations.
888 Holdings and Sports Illustrated are set to launch their first sportsbook in Colorado.
latest monthly revenue report showed that the state's licensed sportsbooks took in $30.6 million in wagers during the month of July. This marked a significant drop of 29% from June's handle of $43 million.
Caesars Entertainment has announced that it has agreed a partnership deal with the Fiesta Bowl Organization creating the first ever sports betting and fantasy gaming partnership for a college football Bowl game.
Irish betting company QuinnBet has agreed a sponsorship deal with English Championship side AFC Bournemouth that will see the company become the club's back-of-shirt sponsor for the remainder of the current season.
The latest revenue report from the Michigan Gaming Control Board reveals that the state's sports fan wagered $206.3 million during the month of July, a drop of 20.5% from June.
The latest monthly revenue report from the Indiana Gaming Commission shows that the state's licensed sports betting operators posted a handle of $194.49 million for the month of July, down 21% from June's handle of $246.3 million.
The latest figures mark a drop of almost 20% on June's handle of $111,176,670.99 as July is the third month in a row that the state has seen a drop in sports wagers.