PlayUp Says It Secured Sports Gambling Market Access In Indiana Via Caesars
PlayUp, a fledgling sportsbook in the U.S., announced that through Caesars it has obtained market access to the state of Indiana.
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FanDuel Let Underage Players In Indiana Create Accounts, But System Stopped Them From Betting
A “systems error” allowed 32 underage gamblers to sign up for FanDuel Sportsbook accounts in Indiana, but the system worked to prevent play.
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Malta-Based Betway Approved To Launch Online Sports Betting In Indiana
Betway, another online sports betting skin for Boyd Gaming, is set to go live in Indiana on Friday and further grow the market.
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Barstool Sportsbook Enters Mobile Fray In Indiana
Barstool Sportsbook entered the highly competitive Indiana mobile sports betting market Tuesday, restoring the number of online operators in the Hoosier State to 11.
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Indiana Gaming Industry Reports Best April Since Era When Ohio Didn’t Have Casinos To Compete
Sports betting and high demand for gambling in general propelled Indiana’s gaming industry to a revenue figure not seen in a decade.
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Arlington Votes To Prohibit Negative Use Restrictions For Churchill Track Sale
The Village of Arlington Heights voted to prohibit negative use restrictions, which could affect Churchill Downs’ sale of Arlington Park and potentially allow horse racing to continue there depending on the buyer.
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BetRivers Enters Partnership With Soccer Club Indy Eleven
BetRivers has made its first sponsorship deal with a professional soccer club, entering a multiyear partnership with Indy Eleven of the United Soccer League Championship
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Indiana Legislature Approves Pokagon Deal; IGC OKs Olympic Offerings
The Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians are close to offering sports betting and other Class III gaming after Indiana legislators approved its deal with the state on Monday, moving it forward to the Governor’s office.
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Revenue Per Indiana Slot Machine Up Big In March, But Overall Win Down Compared To March 2019
Indiana casinos started to show signs of a comeback with March’s figures from the state gaming commission.
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TheScore Reports Net Gaming Revenue Loss For Q2 Of Fiscal Year 2021
Despite generating a record sports betting handle in the four U.S. states where it operates, theScore reported a net adjusted gaming revenue for the sixth consecutive quarter.
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