It’s $5 Billion For Sports Betting In Arizona
One year in, legal sports betting is off to a very promising start in Arizona...
Online Sports Betting in
Arizona
Legal sports betting in Arizona was approved in 2021.
This time the state’s tribes were on board,
and the results were spectacular.
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Where to bet on sports in Arizona
Online sports betting will soon come to bettors in Arizona. Governor Doug Ducey signed bill HB 2772 after previously voicing his support for regulated sportsbooks in the Grand Canyon State. The bill gives tribal casinos and major sports franchises the option to launch sports wagering products and services on or near their premises. Sports betting license holders will also be allowed to partner with online sportsbooks to offer state-wide mobile sports betting.
Industry experts predict that Arizona could be home to one of the most robust sports betting markets in the country with some estimating that the market could be worth anywhere from $30 million-$100 million in state revenue.
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Details about local sportsbooks
Lawmakers decided to allow professional sports stadiums and tribal casinos to host sportsbooks on or near their premises.
There are seven professional sports venues in the state (primarily located in or near Phoenix) and 24 tribal casinos located all across the state. In a fully mature market, this would put the total number of land-based sportsbooks in Arizona to 31. However, different tribes have different views on sports betting, so there is a chance that some will opt out.
Sporting organizations that are expected to apply for one of the 10 available licenses include the Arizona Diamondbacks, Arizona Cardinals, Arizona Coyotes, Phoenix Suns, and NASCAR.
The USPGA has opened a retail sportsbook in Arizona at TPC Scottsdale following a partnership agreement with DraftKings.
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Arizona sports betting websites and apps
There are currently nearly 20 Arizona sports betting apps available for use.
Major sports franchises and professional sports groups were able to apply for an available sportsbook license, while all tribal casinos were allowed to apply for their own. Each license issued allowed the holder in question to partner with a sportsbook operator to launch mobile sports betting across the state.
The Quechan Tribe of Arizona took steps early to partner with Unibet. All other major brands have launched in Arizona, including BetMGM, Caesars Sportsbook, SuperBook Sportsbook, WynnBET, BetRivers, DraftKings and FanDuel.
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Arizona sports betting timeline
Arizona sports betting has been in the works for years now, dating back to the first legislative session after the repeal of PASPA.
The one obstacle that has stood in the way of legalization has been tribal opposition. Given how much leverage the tribes hold in the state’s gambling market, it makes it almost impossible to pass any gambling expansion bills without their blessing.
But, after three years, that blessing has finally arrived.
2019 — A new Betting Bill is Introduced
The year began with Senator Sonny Borrelli introducing SB 1158 in the state Senate in January.
The bill began with support among most of the tribes as it would give them exclusive access to operate sports betting in AZ. However, as amendments were made to the bill, the addition of off-reservation sports betting kiosks left some tribes feeling hard done by.
Many of the state’s smaller tribes wanted to keep sports betting in their on-reservation casinos as a way to keep money within their communities.
As a result, the bill didn’t gain any traction within the Senate, leaving legislators empty-handed that year.
2020 — COVID-19 Halts Legislative Sessions
The year began with SB 1525 aiming to give the tribes control over sports betting. However, it also opened the door for sports betting kiosks to operate outside of tribal reservations. It too failed to make any progress in the state legislature.
The bill that did manage to make it on the House floor in March of that year was AZ HB 2813.
The bill had the same issue of allowing horse racing tracks outside of tribal lands to operate sports betting. However, before it could be amended any further, COVID-19 suspended the legislative session. When lawmakers returned, sports betting was no longer considered a priority and the bill failed to receive any votes.
2021 — Betting Gets Gov Ducey’s Support
The year began with Governor Ducey publicly stating his support for legal sports betting in Arizona.
That shortly followed with two sports betting bills, SB 1794 in the Senate and HB 2772 in the House.
They were practically identical in that they would only allow for sportsbooks at tribal casinos and at professional sports stadiums. They would also allow for statewide mobile sports betting sites through partnerships with the tribal casinos and professional sports franchises.
However, one significant difference came in the Senate. Instead of moving a stand-alone sports betting bill to the Senate floor, the issue was instead tacked onto a bill that would legalize Historical Horse Racing (HHR) machines.
Tribes have been opposed to HHR machines in the past as they argue that they resemble slot machines which would violate the current compact they have with the state government.
HB 2772 was able to clear its legislative chamber, pass the Senate, and sent to Governor Doug Ducey who happily signed it into law April 15, 2021.
May 2021 — Work Starts on Setting up a Regulatory Framework
The newly agreed tribal gaming compacts were published in the Federal Register in May 2021.
The Department of Gaming drafted rules and regulations for the industry, then began the process of taking applications for sportsbook licenses.
The proposed launch date of September 9 was met.
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