Last year, Governor Mike DeWine signed the sports betting bill into law. Following this, the Ohio Casino Control Commission, the agency in charge of regulating gambling in the state, set the launch date for January 1, 2023. So we will not be seeing any sportsbooks offering NFL betting this year. Read more…
The probability of passing sports betting bill in Massachusetts is somewhat declining, as uncertainty looms as we get closer to the end of the legislative session for the year. While the state wants to earn money from gambling, both chambers are in disagreement on the terms in legalizing sports betting Read more…
Sports betting in Arkansas has been live since March. The state allows for both online sports betting, as well as brick-and-mortar betting. But if you compare the local sportsbooks with other states, it is quite noticeable that there are limited options, and there are no big-name sportsbooks in the state. Read more…
The Nevada sportsbook industry is still very healthy, all things considered. However, there was a dip in monthly handle from March’s $863.3 million to April’s $582.5 million. The numbers should not deter those of you who are learning how to be an online bookie, as there is still ample year Read more…
Nevada is one of the first, and best sports betting markets in the country. And since Las Vegas is the capital city for gambling in the US, its not surprising. And even throughout the pandemic, when casinos and retail sportsbooks were shut down, gambling thrived. Many who want to be Read more…
If you have gone through our bookie tutorials, then you would see that other casino games are a popular add-on feature for any pay per head bookie sportsbook. There is a huge, multi-million market for casino games, and poker is one of the most popular games. In fact, poker tournaments Read more…
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