[sweep]

Hands down the most comprehensive report I have seen on the state of legalized betting in the US.

Well done SBR

Kudos to whoever put this together



A must click for any USA punter


https://www.sportsbookreview.com/usa-sports-betting/

[Golden fleece]

Will offshore books survive when the whole map is green?

[sweep]

Will offshore books survive when the whole map is green?

my guess, the top 3-5 offshore books will be the only ones left. The mickey mouse shops will be gone

[Optional]

Excellent job by whoever put that all together

I like how it has links to every state's legislation. Can see that becoming useful.


Are we going to have ratings for these guys too?

[shari91]

What an impressive feature! I can only imagine how many people will refer to it as time goes on. Great stuff

[sweep]

I was in awe looking at this report, someone deserves a raise!

[KVB]

Good work SBR, no need to update this thread anymore.

https://www.sportsbookreview.com/for...er-thread.html

[sourtwist]

Let's go N.Y.

[bonzaii]

Does remote access work with these sites if you know someone from NJ?

[bonzaii]

Will offshore books survive when the whole map is green?

Once SBR closes their offices in Costa Rica, you'll know its over.

[sweep]

Once SBR closes their offices in Costa Rica, you'll know its over.

This report alone is a clear indication that SBR will continue to be a leading authority in all things related to sports wagering. Those who cannot adapt will be left behind like wounded animals.

Keep up the great work here SBR

[Crusherrr]

I'd rather it all be offshore. We have a good thing going since bitcoin. All I've done is abuse the legal sites for their bonuses so far.

[MrSink]

wow. great job

[RudyRuetigger]

oh nevermind

kvb posted that link already

[RudyRuetigger]

This report alone is a clear indication that SBR will continue to be a leading authority in all things related to sports wagering. Those who cannot adapt will be left behind like wounded animals.

Keep up the great work here SBR

might not even need to be sportsbook affiliates to make a ton (meaning cash on losses)

hopefully reviews of legalized books come

lines, ease of bet, any comps, etc


i mean fukkin thetrooper has a deal with one casino

sbr could become a fukkin hotel site for these casinos

[Yulia74]

great job

[jjgold]

my guess, the top 3-5 offshore books will be the only ones left. The mickey mouse shops will be gone

5-7 will still be around forever the rest gone

Impressive guide

[washhead]

If what we've seen in NJ and other states is any indication, I think the top offshore shops will be just fine. If all of the domestic shops are being run by 2-3 operators, and those operators run the way William Hill and Draft Kings have done so far, savvy bettors are going to stay offshore where they're treated (mostly) fairly. WH and DK have been pretty unimpressive so far, in my opinion.

But yes, I think the square books might be in trouble when all the square bettors who don't mind being screwed can go down the block to get screwed by someone locally much faster.

[importmoon]

Will offshore books survive when the whole map is green?

when the whole map is green it will be Armageddon.

[USCPHILLYGUY]

If what we've seen in NJ and other states is any indication, I think the top offshore shops will be just fine. If all of the domestic shops are being run by 2-3 operators, and those operators run the way William Hill and Draft Kings have done so far, savvy bettors are going to stay offshore where they're treated (mostly) fairly. WH and DK have been pretty unimpressive so far, in my opinion.

But yes, I think the square books might be in trouble when all the square bettors who don't mind being screwed can go down the block to get screwed by someone locally much faster.

Great job here SBR. This has Drew written all over it

im sure offshore will still survive. As long as you don’t mind getting paid in increments when you hit a big payday

Drew I know a bunch of posters will be down AC for March Madness. How about sending some swag down and we can take over the VIP area at Resorts

[washhead]

Great job here SBR. This has Drew written all over it

im sure offshore will still survive. As long as you don’t mind getting paid in increments when you hit a big payday

Drew I know a bunch of posters will be down AC for March Madness. How about sending some swag down and we can take over the VIP area at Resorts

Sorry, Philly. I don't know who Drew is. I'm just some random guy from the Midwest. Never been to Atlantic City.

[sweep]

New Jersey Sets Sports Betting Record In January New Jersey Sportsbooks Took $387 Million In Wagers From Gamblers, Breaking Records For Sports Betting Handle In A Single Month

by Steve Schult | Published: Feb 14, 2019

The New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement released January’s revenue numbers Wednesday revealing a record-setting month for Garden State gambling.
The state’s sportsbooks set a record for a total handle in a single month, taking more than $385 million in wagers from bettors in the state. The haul crushed the previous record for the state, which was set just a month earlier when New Jersey sportsbooks took $319 million in wagers.
The bettors were a little sharper in January, however, as revenue dropped despite the huge increase in total wagers. The books won $18.8 million in January, compared to its take of $21 million in December.
Revenue numbers will most likely continue to decrease when February’s totals are released, especially after gamblers won $4.5 million from the books during the Super Bowl.

In less than a year of offering sports betting, New Jersey is already competing with Nevada for the sports betting capital of the U.S. In 2018, January’s sports betting handle was $387 million in Nevada. This year, the Silver State increased to $419 million, but its East Coast counterpart is right on its heels.
Most of the action in New Jersey, roughly 80 percent, came into the books via online betting. DraftKings and FanDuel’s sportsbooks generated more than two-thirds of the revenue. DraftKings won $6.8 million from gamblers and FanDuel won $5.85 million.
The rest of the online gambling space saw a massive uptick in wagers as well. The state’s online casinos generated a record-breaking $33.6 million in revenue during the first month of 2019. It was a 53 percent increase year-over-year and $4.6 million more than the previous record, which was set last December.
Of the online casino revenue in New Jersey, only $1.88 million came from online poker. This was a 3.5 percent decline year over year, but up slightly from December’s $1.76 million.

[jjgold]

NJ killing it

Rest of states terrible

[vsquare]

Vpn access /gps spoof does not work. Ip address of device should point to a NJ location to be able to place bets.

Does remote access work with these sites if you know someone from NJ?

[Mike1029]

Great work!!!!!!!!!!!!

[jjgold]

trying to get around legal places

prison
they keep your fund also

[thechaoz]

WA will never legalize. They have a ton of Indian casinos who donate to politicians.

[mcaulay777]

It began here in Iowa with introduction of like 5 bills.They took time off to think about it and discuss further. I do not expect Iowa to have it for at least a year or more. Most likely the 2021 super Bowl.

[jjgold]

Just as easy to play at heritage

[sweep]

Just as easy to play at heritage

Incorrect


https://www.sportsbookreview.com/for...yone-else.html

[jjgold]

nj books down all the time
misgrading a real issue

nj good promos and software but that is it

[dante1]

nj books down all the time
misgrading a real issue

nj good promos and software but that is it

PA very close, or so they say. I am expecting internet wagering before June, maybe even earlier.

[bonzaii]

Once the promos go away youll be begging for offshore again.

[stevex]

Once the promos go away youll be begging for offshore again.

This. Offshore offers 100% free plays on any reload at some books.

[jjgold]

The majority that play offshore and have access to the USA books end up going back offshore