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When we talk about online gambling, the variety is just as wide as you can see in any casino, even more. Popular casino games can be found, such as slots, blackjack, and more. The variety depends on what each online casino offers, which is why we have gambling software reviews Read more…
One of the reasons why online sports betting is growing in popularity, is its accessibility. Nowadays, you only need to pick up your phone, open an app, or log on a site, and bet away. There are a lot of sports betting software platform options that can give everyone what Read more…
Virginia already has a bill that authorizes the state’s lottery to allow 4-12 licenses to sports betting operators. This move is expected to generate around $55 million in revenue annually. The Virginia sports betting market will not open until 2021. This leaves the state ample time to come up with Read more…
One of the most undervalued features of many sportbook pay per head services are additional betting channels. During the time when the whole sports industry was shut down, many bookies started to offer online casino gambling to their players. And now, even with sports back, only a percentage of bookies Read more…
The Federal Horse Racing Integrity Act was first introduced in March 2020. It got bipartisan support in both the Senate and House. Sponsors of the act in the House are Representative Andy Barr and Paul Tonko. In the Senate, its sponsors are Senators Martha McSally and Kirsten Gillibrand. The HRIA Read more…
West Virginia’s online and mobile sports betting market is growing, with July its best month yet. Given that most sportsbooks had a slump over the first half of the year, Certain US betting markets, even those who use a pay per head sportsbook service, are slowly climbing back up again. And since more US sports leagues are already resuming their seasons, the numbers are expected to climb even higher. Let’s take a look at online sports betting in West Virginia.
Four Washington State tribal casinos want to be the first in the state to offer sports betting. They are discussing the regulatory details with the Gambling Commission. They are negotiating about the integrity of betting, enforcement, funding for gambling addiction treatment, and licensing. The Washington Indian Gaming Association said that Read more…
In the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, many industries are slowly getting back to its feet. Sports leagues were one of the first to shut down in mid-March in a series of highly publicized announcements. Remember when the NBA announced a covid-positive player minutes before a game was to start? But now, sports leagues are better-informed, and are preparing to return to business. Let’s check when the US Sports leagues will return, and how you can earn from the most popular sports to bet on.
The NFL is being praised for how they are handling the coronavirus pandemic. With all sports leagues out on a rest, the NFL was quietly waiting and they are forming their NFL restart plans. Their season, after all, is not supposed to start until September. Many PayPerHead experts were worried about the fate of the NFL. After all, football is a very physical and tactile sports. Social distancing will be very hard to implement.
Issues surrounding sports betting in Washington DC has always been controversial. First, the issuance of a gambling license to Intralot resulted in a lawsuit. There, it was claimed that Intralot got its license without bidding. Next, there were questions raised on the operations and ownership of the company. However, things somehow still pushed through. And now, the firm is the single-source provider of sports betting in the state. But the now-legal sports betting industry in Washington DC sparks disbelief over its operations.