May 2, 2023

March Madness Boosts Colorado Numbers

According to figures from the Colorado Department of Revenue, more than 99% of all sports betting in Colorado was done online in March, with a total handle of $494.4 million. Mobile sports betting has dominated in Colorado for the first quarter of 2023, accounting for more than 99% of bets placed each month. Professional basketball has been the most popular sport in the state this year, with ice hockey, tennis, and soccer following closely behind. Colorado sportsbooks held 9.3% in March, leading to the second-highest month of recorded revenue in state history at $45.9 million, and revenue increased 63% compared to March 2022. The state collected $3.1 million in taxes last month. The Colorado sports betting market peaked in January 2022, and although total handle […]
May 2, 2023

Minnesota Debates Legal Sports Betting

Minnesota is currently debating whether to legalize sports betting, as it is an outlier in the region with all neighboring states allowing gambling on sporting events. However, the issue that has bedeviled other states has come up: should tribal casinos be the only places through which bettors can wager on games? Democrats want sports betting only in the state’s 19 tribal casinos, citing the economic support that casinos provide the state’s 11 tribal sovereign nations, while Republicans argue that two metro area horse racing tracks, professional sports teams, and major sporting events should be allowed to offer sports wagering. A bill proposed by Democratic state Rep. Zack Stephenson, which has the support of the tribes and the state’s professional sports franchises, is the clear front-runner. […]
May 1, 2023

Flutter, the parent company of FanDuel, has confirmed it will list the business in the US

Flutter, the parent company of FanDuel, has confirmed it will list the business in the US after receiving over 99% of the shareholder vote in favor of the decision at its Annual General Meeting. The move follows the appointment of John Bryant as Chair and signals the company’s intention to make the US-based FanDuel its largest business by revenue and overall value. FanDuel currently has a 42% share of the US betting market, and Flutter owns a 95% majority of FanDuel. Flutter’s primary listing on the London Stock Exchange is not expected to be affected by the US listing.
May 2, 2023

March Madness Boosts Colorado Numbers

According to figures from the Colorado Department of Revenue, more than 99% of all sports betting in Colorado was done online in March, with a total handle of $494.4 million. Mobile sports betting has dominated in Colorado for the first quarter of 2023, accounting for more than 99% of bets placed each month. Professional basketball has been the most popular sport in the state this year, with ice hockey, tennis, and soccer following closely behind. Colorado sportsbooks held 9.3% in March, leading to the second-highest month of recorded revenue in state history at $45.9 million, and revenue increased 63% compared to March 2022. The state collected $3.1 million in taxes last month. The Colorado sports betting market peaked in January 2022, and although total handle […]
May 2, 2023

Minnesota Debates Legal Sports Betting

Minnesota is currently debating whether to legalize sports betting, as it is an outlier in the region with all neighboring states allowing gambling on sporting events. However, the issue that has bedeviled other states has come up: should tribal casinos be the only places through which bettors can wager on games? Democrats want sports betting only in the state’s 19 tribal casinos, citing the economic support that casinos provide the state’s 11 tribal sovereign nations, while Republicans argue that two metro area horse racing tracks, professional sports teams, and major sporting events should be allowed to offer sports wagering. A bill proposed by Democratic state Rep. Zack Stephenson, which has the support of the tribes and the state’s professional sports franchises, is the clear front-runner. […]
May 1, 2023

Flutter, the parent company of FanDuel, has confirmed it will list the business in the US

Flutter, the parent company of FanDuel, has confirmed it will list the business in the US after receiving over 99% of the shareholder vote in favor of the decision at its Annual General Meeting. The move follows the appointment of John Bryant as Chair and signals the company’s intention to make the US-based FanDuel its largest business by revenue and overall value. FanDuel currently has a 42% share of the US betting market, and Flutter owns a 95% majority of FanDuel. Flutter’s primary listing on the London Stock Exchange is not expected to be affected by the US listing.