Sports Betting In Connecticut
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Sports betting is actually already legal through the passage of CT 6948 back in 2017, but it is not ready yet. Connecticut is debating sports betting exclusivity with its tribes and other commercial operators. Sports betting could come to Connecticut in 2019, but the existing tribal compacts are proving a major hurdle to overcome. The Connecticut Lottery would open a sports betting venue in Hartford — just 27 miles from Springfield — under an agreement announced Tuesday between Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont and Mohegan. Tennessee Sports Betting. Tennessee sports betting is live. Online sportsbooks launched on November 1, 2020. Sports betting was legalized in Tennessee in the spring on 2019. On April 30th, 2019, the Tennessee legislature approved a sports betting bill. The bill became law without the governor’s signature. Ned Lamont’s office announced Tuesday it has reached an agreement on sports wagering and online gaming with the Mohegan Tribe and the Connecticut Lottery Corp., angering the state’s two.
Happy Monday, everyone. Sports betting news was mostly dominated by legislative updates and state reports last week, which is typical for this time of year.
The LSR Podcast broke down some of those biggest state reports and looked at a recap of reported Super Bowl 55 handle so far.
The state legislative updates will be coming fast and furiously through early summer at this point. Make sure to follow @LSPReport on Twitter to get those updates as we cover them.Top sports betting news: Michigan quick off online start line
Sports betting in Michigan launched last March just before the coronavirus pandemic, but that was only retail. Everyone knew the true test of the market would come once online went live.
Michigan certainly didn’t disappoint with $115.2 million bet online in the first 10 days. That led to $13.3 million in gross sports betting revenue, which drastically dropped to a loss of $5.2 million once promos were deducted. No doubt the market was spurred by the simultaneous launch of online casino gaming, which had $29.4 million in gross revenue during those 10 days.
Even more telling than the total handle was who took those bets. While there were 11 sportsbooks live in those 10 days, four showed early potential to become a market leader.
FanDuel Sportsbook, DraftKings Sportsbook, Barstool Sportsbook and BetMGM combined for 96.4% of total handle and 93.2% of total gross revenue.IL, NJ, PA release latest numbers too
We also saw sports betting revenue reports out of three of the top US sports betting jurisdictions last week:
*Illinois‘ gaming regulators finally graced all of us with their December report, which showed a new record of $492 million bet. Hold dropped to 5.7% from 8.2% in November, though, which meant IL sports betting revenue fell to $28.4 million.
*New Jersey sports betting set a new revenue record with $82.6 million in January while handle fell 4% from December to $958.7 million.
*Pennsylvania sportsbooks took a record $615.3 million in bets last month, which was up 12.2% from its previous record set in December.Full Canada sports betting inches forward
One of last week’s top sports betting stories was news from our northern neighbor.
A bill that would remove a federal ban on single-game sports betting in Canada progressed through its second hearing vote last week by a significant 303-15 margin Wednesday.
The bill now moves to the Justice Committee where it gets a third hearing this week. A vote on that hearing has not yet been scheduled.Virginia sports betting bills head to conference again
Virginia‘s two legislative chambers just cannot agree on VA sports betting details.
Just like last year, both chambers insisted on their version of bills that would tweak the state’s sports betting law. What’s potentially frustrating for those sponsors is the bills are simply cleaning up language from last year’s enabling legislation.
The proposal, which could see final approval this week if the conference works quickly, would exempt mobile sports betting licenses connected with casinos in the state from the maximum cap of 12 mobile-only licenses. Betting on the Olympics Free slots no registration. and more would also be approved through the legislation.Good sportsbooks steal trademarks, great sportsbooks register them?
Barstool Sportsbook is accused of stealing content by a competitor.
Portnoy tweeted a letter sent from Westgate Superbook ordering the brand to stop using its trademarked “Good teams win, great teams cover” phrase.
Portnoy said there’s no chance Westgate invented the saying, which might be true. That has nothing to do with infringing on a trademark, of course, that Westgate successfully registered in 2012.Sports Betting In Connecticut 2021Vermont tries again for legal sports betting
The latest effort to legalize sports betting in Vermont is now live in the state legislature.
This year’s bill would authorize up to six mobile sportsbooks as well as retail betting through the state lottery.
The state needs to do something soon if it wants to stay ahead of local competition. Vermont has four borders – Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York and the province of Quebec in Canada – that could all have legal single-game mobile betting by the end of this year.BetMGM sports betting partnership with Topgolf
A new partnership between BetMGM and Topgolf Entertainment will see the two collaborate on marketing and promotional offers.Sports Betting In Connecticut Update
The agreement includes select Topgolf locations where sports betting is legal and within online golf game WGT.
Locations where the partnership will first launch include Denver, Detroit, Indianapolis, Las Vegas, Nashville and Virginia Beach.WynnBET partners with Genius Sports
The expanding WynnBET-branded interactive segment of Wynn Resorts will now get its data from Genius Sports.
The agreement includes data for NASCAR, the English Premier League and hundreds of other sports organizations.
The deal spans multiple states, beginning with WynnBET’s live operations in Colorado, Michigan and New Jersey with more states to follow.
Wynn is working toward more state launches before the NFL season kicks off later this year.
Update: New details about Connecticut’s sports betting strategy have been revealed by Governor Ned Lamont. The strategy includes 15 sports betting licenses overseen by the Connecticut lottery plus retail sportsbooks in Hartford and Bridgeport.
#BREAKING@GovNedLamont releases details of new sports betting deal w/@MoheganSun. @FoxwoodsCT says they are 99% on board too@ctlottery can operate 15 locations, some of which can be outsourced to @SportechPLC
ALSO includes sports betting facilities in Bridgeport & Hartford pic.twitter.com/hKTuqD5IES
Online bingo for money. — John Craven (@johncraven1) March 2, 2021
Many analysts and industry observers have had pegged Connecticut as a state likely to legalize sports betting in 2021. While it is not a done deal, due to recent developments, the state is closer than ever.
According to Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont’s Chief of Staff, Paul Mounds, the state has come to an agreement with the Mohegan Tribe on sports betting and online casino gambling. Mound shared the news while testifying in front of the legislature’s Public Safety and Security Committee Tuesday morning.
An official announcement should come later in the day.
Mound also said that he hopes the announcement will include the state’s other federally recognized tribe, the Mashantucket Pequot Tribe. That could all depend on whether the tribe’s concerns over revenue can be satisfied.
Rodney Butler, the Mashantucket chairman, had this to say while speaking with lawmakers during a virtual public hearing Tuesday morning (via Brian Hallenbeck of The Day):
“It literally comes down to a question of fairness and equity. In the context of the deal, the point is insignificant. It’s a revenue question. To my nation, it means sustainability.”
Butler has made it sound like his tribe and the state could make a deal soon after saying negotiators are “literally on the one-inch line.”Connecticut And Its Path To Sports Betting
Connecticut passed the requisite legislation to bring sports betting to the state in 2017. But the state’s two federally recognized Indian tribes claimed exclusive rights to sports betting and online gaming. That meant PAPSA was not the only roadblock to legal sports betting in Connecticut.
Following the repeal of PAPSA in 2018, negotiations between the state and the two tribes were unproductive. With talks progressing slowly, it did not look like people in Connecticut could start betting online any time soon.
But when Lamont included revenue from “such expansion of gaming” in his latest budget, observers were hopeful. It looked as if the state believed an agreement could be imminent. At the least, it showed how committed Lamont was to make a deal happen.
However, just because one deal has been struck does not mean the work is done. The state still has to create a regulatory framework before sportsbooks can launch.
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Sports betting is actually already legal through the passage of CT 6948 back in 2017, but it is not ready yet. Connecticut is debating sports betting exclusivity with its tribes and other commercial operators. Sports betting could come to Connecticut in 2019, but the existing tribal compacts are proving a major hurdle to overcome. The Connecticut Lottery would open a sports betting venue in Hartford — just 27 miles from Springfield — under an agreement announced Tuesday between Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont and Mohegan. Tennessee Sports Betting. Tennessee sports betting is live. Online sportsbooks launched on November 1, 2020. Sports betting was legalized in Tennessee in the spring on 2019. On April 30th, 2019, the Tennessee legislature approved a sports betting bill. The bill became law without the governor’s signature. Ned Lamont’s office announced Tuesday it has reached an agreement on sports wagering and online gaming with the Mohegan Tribe and the Connecticut Lottery Corp., angering the state’s two.
Happy Monday, everyone. Sports betting news was mostly dominated by legislative updates and state reports last week, which is typical for this time of year.
The LSR Podcast broke down some of those biggest state reports and looked at a recap of reported Super Bowl 55 handle so far.
The state legislative updates will be coming fast and furiously through early summer at this point. Make sure to follow @LSPReport on Twitter to get those updates as we cover them.Top sports betting news: Michigan quick off online start line
Sports betting in Michigan launched last March just before the coronavirus pandemic, but that was only retail. Everyone knew the true test of the market would come once online went live.
Michigan certainly didn’t disappoint with $115.2 million bet online in the first 10 days. That led to $13.3 million in gross sports betting revenue, which drastically dropped to a loss of $5.2 million once promos were deducted. No doubt the market was spurred by the simultaneous launch of online casino gaming, which had $29.4 million in gross revenue during those 10 days.
Even more telling than the total handle was who took those bets. While there were 11 sportsbooks live in those 10 days, four showed early potential to become a market leader.
FanDuel Sportsbook, DraftKings Sportsbook, Barstool Sportsbook and BetMGM combined for 96.4% of total handle and 93.2% of total gross revenue.IL, NJ, PA release latest numbers too
We also saw sports betting revenue reports out of three of the top US sports betting jurisdictions last week:
*Illinois‘ gaming regulators finally graced all of us with their December report, which showed a new record of $492 million bet. Hold dropped to 5.7% from 8.2% in November, though, which meant IL sports betting revenue fell to $28.4 million.
*New Jersey sports betting set a new revenue record with $82.6 million in January while handle fell 4% from December to $958.7 million.
*Pennsylvania sportsbooks took a record $615.3 million in bets last month, which was up 12.2% from its previous record set in December.Full Canada sports betting inches forward
One of last week’s top sports betting stories was news from our northern neighbor.
A bill that would remove a federal ban on single-game sports betting in Canada progressed through its second hearing vote last week by a significant 303-15 margin Wednesday.
The bill now moves to the Justice Committee where it gets a third hearing this week. A vote on that hearing has not yet been scheduled.Virginia sports betting bills head to conference again
Virginia‘s two legislative chambers just cannot agree on VA sports betting details.
Just like last year, both chambers insisted on their version of bills that would tweak the state’s sports betting law. What’s potentially frustrating for those sponsors is the bills are simply cleaning up language from last year’s enabling legislation.
The proposal, which could see final approval this week if the conference works quickly, would exempt mobile sports betting licenses connected with casinos in the state from the maximum cap of 12 mobile-only licenses. Betting on the Olympics Free slots no registration. and more would also be approved through the legislation.Good sportsbooks steal trademarks, great sportsbooks register them?
Barstool Sportsbook is accused of stealing content by a competitor.
Portnoy tweeted a letter sent from Westgate Superbook ordering the brand to stop using its trademarked “Good teams win, great teams cover” phrase.
Portnoy said there’s no chance Westgate invented the saying, which might be true. That has nothing to do with infringing on a trademark, of course, that Westgate successfully registered in 2012.Sports Betting In Connecticut 2021Vermont tries again for legal sports betting
The latest effort to legalize sports betting in Vermont is now live in the state legislature.
This year’s bill would authorize up to six mobile sportsbooks as well as retail betting through the state lottery.
The state needs to do something soon if it wants to stay ahead of local competition. Vermont has four borders – Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York and the province of Quebec in Canada – that could all have legal single-game mobile betting by the end of this year.BetMGM sports betting partnership with Topgolf
A new partnership between BetMGM and Topgolf Entertainment will see the two collaborate on marketing and promotional offers.Sports Betting In Connecticut Update
The agreement includes select Topgolf locations where sports betting is legal and within online golf game WGT.
Locations where the partnership will first launch include Denver, Detroit, Indianapolis, Las Vegas, Nashville and Virginia Beach.WynnBET partners with Genius Sports
The expanding WynnBET-branded interactive segment of Wynn Resorts will now get its data from Genius Sports.
The agreement includes data for NASCAR, the English Premier League and hundreds of other sports organizations.
The deal spans multiple states, beginning with WynnBET’s live operations in Colorado, Michigan and New Jersey with more states to follow.
Wynn is working toward more state launches before the NFL season kicks off later this year.
Update: New details about Connecticut’s sports betting strategy have been revealed by Governor Ned Lamont. The strategy includes 15 sports betting licenses overseen by the Connecticut lottery plus retail sportsbooks in Hartford and Bridgeport.
#BREAKING@GovNedLamont releases details of new sports betting deal w/@MoheganSun. @FoxwoodsCT says they are 99% on board too@ctlottery can operate 15 locations, some of which can be outsourced to @SportechPLC
ALSO includes sports betting facilities in Bridgeport & Hartford pic.twitter.com/hKTuqD5IES
Online bingo for money. — John Craven (@johncraven1) March 2, 2021
Many analysts and industry observers have had pegged Connecticut as a state likely to legalize sports betting in 2021. While it is not a done deal, due to recent developments, the state is closer than ever.
According to Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont’s Chief of Staff, Paul Mounds, the state has come to an agreement with the Mohegan Tribe on sports betting and online casino gambling. Mound shared the news while testifying in front of the legislature’s Public Safety and Security Committee Tuesday morning.
An official announcement should come later in the day.
Mound also said that he hopes the announcement will include the state’s other federally recognized tribe, the Mashantucket Pequot Tribe. That could all depend on whether the tribe’s concerns over revenue can be satisfied.
Rodney Butler, the Mashantucket chairman, had this to say while speaking with lawmakers during a virtual public hearing Tuesday morning (via Brian Hallenbeck of The Day):
“It literally comes down to a question of fairness and equity. In the context of the deal, the point is insignificant. It’s a revenue question. To my nation, it means sustainability.”
Butler has made it sound like his tribe and the state could make a deal soon after saying negotiators are “literally on the one-inch line.”Connecticut And Its Path To Sports Betting
Connecticut passed the requisite legislation to bring sports betting to the state in 2017. But the state’s two federally recognized Indian tribes claimed exclusive rights to sports betting and online gaming. That meant PAPSA was not the only roadblock to legal sports betting in Connecticut.
Following the repeal of PAPSA in 2018, negotiations between the state and the two tribes were unproductive. With talks progressing slowly, it did not look like people in Connecticut could start betting online any time soon.
But when Lamont included revenue from “such expansion of gaming” in his latest budget, observers were hopeful. It looked as if the state believed an agreement could be imminent. At the least, it showed how committed Lamont was to make a deal happen.
However, just because one deal has been struck does not mean the work is done. The state still has to create a regulatory framework before sportsbooks can launch.
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