Indiana became the fourth state to surpass $3 billion in sports betting handle in the post-PASPA era, with bettors placing more than $316.7 million in wagers in the month of March according to the state’s Gaming Commission.
→It appears that for some people much of their $1,400 stimulus check went straight into the one-armed bandits at Ohio casinos.
→FuboTV, looking to bolster its attractiveness to Iowa and Indiana bettors ahead of a sportsbook launch later this year, announced a carriage agreement with Marquee Sports Network to livestream Cubs games.
→WynnBET was approved to launch in time for the Sweet 16, but the app and website still weren’t live in Indiana as of Tuesday.
→Canadian-based sportsbook theScore secured market access to Illinois on Monday, reaching agreement on a 10-year deal with Caesars to be the mobile operator for Harrah’s Joliet Casino.
→On Thursday, a sports betting product from Wynn Resorts is allowed to launch in the state of Indiana, according to a regulator notice.
→PointsBet and Hawthorne continued its bracketing of Chicago with the opening of its second retail sportsbook at an OTB location, this one coming at Prospect Heights in the northern suburbs of the city.
→Indiana gaming win was down massively in February, but COVID-19 restrictions are being eased and March Madness is approaching.
→FuboTV, still primarily known as a sports streaming service, obtained market access into Indiana and New Jersey for its sportsbook through an agreement with Caesars Entertainment.
→Wynn Sports will enter the highly competitive Indiana mobile sports betting market after the Indiana Gaming Commission approved it Tuesday as the third online skin of Rising Star Casino.
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