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This partnership will see SBTech integrate its sportsbook with Golden Nugget’s i-gaming platforms in Biloxi, Mississippi, and Atlantic City, New Jersey. SBTech CEO Richard Carter said: “I’m very pleased to confirm our latest strategic partnership with a major US operator. Golden Nugget fully shares our vision of leveraging the power of innovation to achieve sports […]

Sports betting was recently legalised in both states following the Supreme Court’s repeal of the 1992 Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act. Mark Frissora, the operator’s President and CEO, said: “The recent Supreme Court ruling allows us to expand our sports betting digital and mobile offerings into new markets.  “We recognise that our customers expect

An announcement regarding a major expansion in the US coincided with the release of the H1 results, reflecting the company’s new focus. The company has entered into sports betting agreements with 11 casinos in Mississippi and an unnamed casino partner in West Virginia. Net revenue for the operator increased 3% to £802.6m ($1.04bn), while existing

Meadowlands Racetrack and Ocean Resort took the largest share of the sports betting revenue, taking $1.3m and $1m respectively, July’s takings took the overall revenue for sports betting in The Garden State to $7.2m, from a handle of $57m, with baseball being the most popular;$36m has been legally wagered on the sport in New Jersey

The operator had been working with the Australian government and some of the biggest online-only bookmakers in the country – Sportsbet, BetEasy and Bet365 – through industry group Responsible Wagering Australia. The aim of the group is to develop stronger responsible gaming reforms, including a self-exclusion function, a ban on “inducements” for referring a friend

The online operator claims  the application is part of its “expansion strategy,” which is to reach revenue of €600m ($691m) and EBITDA of €100m ($115m) by 2020. Expanding into regulated markets is appealing to LeoVegas, as it generated 39% of net gaming revenue (NGR) from them during the second quarter of this year. As Sweden’s

The sportsbook will be run by Scientific Games on its OpenBet platform, will feature online casino games, and is able to be accessed on online as well as mobile. The launch came on the day of the first NFL fixture of the new season, and follows the release of sports betting in two Caesars’-owned casinos;

Net proceeds for the period between 30 July to 26 August was $706,000, up from $460,000 gained in the previous month. This revenue growth came in spite of a 6% decline in money wagered, which fell to $7.7m. Delaware Park took the largest share of the revenue, accounting for 68% of net revenue, or $482,000,

BetStars.com can be accessed on mobile devices and will allow players to place sports wagers. The launch of the Stars Group’s online sports betting service coincides with the launch of its online poker and casino platforms, PokerStarsNJ and PokerStarsCasinoNJ. Matt Primeaux, SVP of Strategy and Operations for the USA at The Stars Group, said: “We are excited

The two companies already had a partnership in place, with the new agremeent expanding the existing relationship. Previously, William Hill operated the race and sportsbook at Pahrump Nugget Hotel & Gambling Hall, as well as deposit kiosks at around 80 locations across Nevada. The new partnership adds several casinos to the agreement, including Stratosphere Casino,