Who trades in the U.S.?
As the size of the online sports-betting opportunity has grown in the last three years, so has the wellspring of trading talent in the US. So why is PointsBet making claims otherwise? In comments during a company presentation to the Jefferies Digital Sports Betting and iGaming Summit in New York at the start of the […]
Ohio sports betting market positioned to be among nation’s largest
The Ohio sports betting bill overwhelmingly passed by lawmakers Wednesday is poised to bring one of the nation’s most populated states legal wagering. Its structure could also mean one of the nation’s most wide-ranging sports betting markets. Once signed into law by Republican Gov. Mike DeWine, who has supported legal wagering efforts spearheaded by fellow […]
PointsBet, University of Maryland sign groundbreaking partnership
PointsBet and the University of Maryland have agreed to a partnership, the two parties announced Wednesday, brining together another major collegiate athletic department and an American sports betting operator. The deal will bring fan-facing, in-game and campus promotions in and around Maryland’s XFINITY Center (home of its men’s and women’s basketball teams) as well as […]
Busy sports betting week could bring more legal wagering options
Several heavily populated states – and the nation’s third-most populated city – are set to advance measures that could mean new sports betting opportunities in some of America’s most high-profile wagering markets. Ohio lawmakers near bill debate After years of debate, Ohio lawmakers are set to finally advance a sports betting bill that could bring […]
Commentary: Comments from DraftKings’ Robins shows pros and cons of profitable players
Jason Robins caused quite a stir last week when he took the opportunity of a fireside chat with analysts to suggest that DraftKings wasn’t interested in players who were “doing this for a profit.” Suffice to say, this didn’t go down well with #GamblingTwitter as poster after poster took to the social media airwaves to […]