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Illinois Sports Betting Continues to do Well Through May
Illinois sports betting is looking pretty great compared to some other states. Take a look at Illinois’ May numbers.
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Kansas Sports Betting Likely to Begin After Start of the NFL Season
The Kansas sports betting timeline is falling behind. Read the article to find out why.
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Indiana Sports Betting Industry Sees Another Handle Drop
Another month of Indiana sports betting, another handle drop. Find out why Indiana’s sports betting handle continues to drop. […]
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Iowa Sports Betting Sees an Average of $11 Million On the Line Per Day
Iowans are doing pretty impressive numbers for Iowa sports betting. Find out the state’s insane daily average here. […]
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Interesting Month for Iowa Sports Betting
June wasn’t the Hawkeye State’s greatest month for sports betting. Read to find out all you need to know about Iowa sports betting. […]
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Kansas Sports Betting Goes Into Effect, but Bettors Still Have Some Time to Wait
Kansas sports betting officially became legal last week, but when will we actually see it start? Read to find out. […]
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BlueBet Announces Caesars Partnership in Indiana
BlueBet is coming to another U.S. state. Read to find out why and how this Australian company is entering Indiana.
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Kansas Governor Kelly Legalizes Sports Betting
Sports betting is coming to Kansas fairly soon. Find out what betting will look like in the state as we approach the launch of gambling. […]
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Indiana’s May Handle Dropped, but Still Surpassed $200 million
Indiana’s handles have been decreasing, but the state is still looking good. Read to find out what’s going on in the Hoosier state.
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Illinois Keeps a Great Pace with $839 million Handle in April
April was a great month for Illinois with an $839 million handle. Read all about sports betting in The Prarie State here. […]
