Sports Betting News & Sportsbook Updates for Sept. 2023

Indiana experienced a sports-betting handle increase during August.

The August report for Maryland shows a rising handle, but the win rate dwindled.

Sports betting will begin in Kentucky on Sept. 7, with mobile betting beginning on Sept. 28. Residents can begin pre-registering for online sportsbooks now.

Sports betting declined in Virginia during the summer months, but the state experienced an increase in wagering activity from the same period in 2022.

Kentucky horse racing commission approves sports betting catalogue.

Fanatics Sportsbook has experienced early success while establishing itself in the legal sports betting scene.

Things are moving quickly for regulators of America's newest legal sports betting jurisdiction.

The Arizona legal sports betting landscape will be welcoming a new wagering provider following the closure of Fubo Sportsbook in the Grand Canyon State.

The AGA reported record revenues for Quarter 2, and much of that is fueled by the legal sports betting scene.

Thanks to a huge jump in hold rate, Nevada saw a huge spike in revenues during the month of July.

DraftKings keeps soaring and crushing the sports betting scene in Massachusetts.

The Fanatics sports betting app is finally ready and operating in four states.

The legal hurdles continues to mount for legal sports betting around Florida.

ESPN Bet is aiming to challenge FanDuel and DraftKings fast.

ESPN is finally taking its plunge into the legal sports betting market.

BetMGM cited an "obvious odds error" while canceling a lucrative winning women's World Cup bet.

Legal sports betting is about to take off in Kentucky, with seven major sportsbooks interested.

Indiana produced its worst sports betting month over the past two years in July.

Sports betting in New York was sizzling again in June.

Tennessee hasn't been very transparent in its latest sports betting report.

The sports betting handle in Maryland dipped a little during June.

The legal sports betting industry in Ontario is showing strong year-over-year growth.

A bill centered around a soap box derby has strangely morphed into Georgia's lastest attempt at legalizing sports wagering in the state.

The highest-revenue state in the U.S. sports betting market isn't immune to negative trends, as New York showed earlier this week.

The NCAA men's basketball tournament is expected to compare favorably with the Super Bowl when it comes to overall sports betting impact.

Maryland saw a drop in its sports betting handle despite big numbers from the Super Bowl.

Minnesota's latest attempt at introducing sports betting legislation now heads to the State and Local Government Finance and Policy Committee for further review.

Betr becomes the 16th sports betting site to earn a Virginia license, and is expected to launch there in the near future.

The hottest name in U.S. sports betting is teaming with the best team in the National Hockey League on a multi-year partnership.

The Centennial State had a good-news, bad-news January, seeing a modest boost month-over-month but coming up short of its January 2022 tally.

Tennessee saw a mixed bag in its January 2023 sports betting revenue numbers, falling short of December's mark but easily surpassing its January 2022 tally.

Virginia continues to hum along, recording $500 million in sports betting revenue for a fourth consecutive month

PointsBet has withdrawn its application for a mobile sports betting license in Massachusetts.

The Massachusetts Gaming Commission says everything is on track for seven sports betting sites to begin online operations in Massachusetts on March 10.

Missourians are cautiously optimisic after a pair of bills – along with a companion piece of legislation – moved through the state's General Assembly this week.

The Land of 10,000 Lakes might be joining the U.S. legal sports betting landscape soon after companion bills were introduced earlier this week.

Bettors in the Buckeye State are adding to their list of seventeen active sports betting sites not even two months after the state’s legal market went live.

It’s an empire state of mind for the New York sports betting landscape these days as a new state handle record was set in January.

The Massachusetts Gaming Commission expects to launch online sports betting in the state just in time for the start of March Madness.

There has been plenty of resistance to online sports betting among some North Carolina lawmakers, but that might change in 2023.

The Lone Star State has taken a big step forward in the online sports betting process, with lawmakers introducing bills into both the House and Senate.

Ohio has only been live for just over a month, but already boasts one of the most impressive lists of online sports betting operators in the country.

Betfred's stamp in Nevada continues to grow, with the UK-based sports betting company partnering with the NHL's Vegas Golden Knights.

An already successful sports betting market in Maryland is about to add another major U.S. player.

The relatively new Maryland mobile sports betting industry experienced mixed numbers in May.

North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper put his name on a piece of legislation that will legalize mobile sports betting.

BetMGM plans to move its sportsbook out of the Great American Ball Park after this baseball season.

Fanatics secured PointsBet's U.S. assets on Friday, thanks to a bid that was ultimately better than DraftKings.

The Arizona Department of Gaming recently released their long-awaited April earnings report.