West Virginia Sees Growth in October Sports Betting Handle
West Virginia had a monthly handle of $61.7 million in October, up 2.7 percent from September’s numbers, which saw a total of $60.1 million....
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PointsBet Becomes Next Sports Betting Player in West Virginia
Interested in US online sports betting? Read more about West Virginia accepting PointsBet into its online sports betting market....
Handle Drops, but Revenue Rises in West Virginia
Read more on how sports betting handle has dropped, but revenue has risen dramatically in the state of West Virginia....
West Virginia Set to Reveal Sports Betting Apps
After months of waiting, West Virginia residents finally have mobile sports betting, with a pair of apps making their debut this week....
Kambi and DraftKings Extend and Expand Partnership
by Kate Rowland
European sports betting technology provider Kambi Group plc announced August 21 that its contract with DraftKings Sportsbook has been extended in New Jersey and expanded to encompass eight additional U.S. states. Pending official approval from state gaming commissions, Kambi will continue to provide back-end technology and services for DraftKings sportsbooks......
PropMe Signs Exclusive Deal with West Virginia Bar and Restaurant Association
by Joan Mantini
PropMe, LLC (PropMe) and the WV Bar and Restaurant Association (WVRBA) announced a new multi-year partnership that will focus on making PropMe the exclusive official sports wagering partner at up-to 3,200 eating and drinking locations throughout the state. “Traditional sportsbooks offer first generation wagering products, like Daily Fantasy Sports, which......
Sports Betting Split in West Virginia Could See Delaware North Lose Online Gaming Race
by Daniel Smyth
Delaware North may have to take a backseat in West Virginia's online casino race after issues with its sports betting partner....
This Week In US Sports Betting December 25 To December 31
by Joss Wood
The last week in an incredible year for US sports betting brought an unexpected upset. Michigan lawmakers voted overwhelmingly to legalize online gambling and sports betting, but Governor Rick Snyder hit the big red veto button. Bill sponsor Representative Brandt Iden looked on in horror as his online gaming bill......