Tuesday Top Play Card
- May 25, 2021
In April, the Michigan Gaming Control Board said that internet gaming operators reported $94 million in gross receipts, while internet sports betting operators had $20 million in gross receipts.
Read More . . .Late last week, the legislature overwhelmingly passed LB 561 by a 44-3 margin. Unlike most state legislatures, the Cornhusker State has a unicameral legislature, meaning the proposal will not have to pass through a second chamber. Instead, the bill heads straight to governor’s desk where it will become law with either a signature or through inaction.
Read More . . .Sports betting appears to be on track to begin in Arizona by the start of the NFL season after federal authorities approved an updated tribal gaming compact with the state on Monday.
Read More . . .We have highlighted three Gaming stocks that have a Zacks Rank #1 (Strong Buy), 2 (Buy) or 3 (Hold), and are likely to witness robust growth backed by online betting.
Read More . . .The Palm Beach Kennel Club isn't interested, for now, in selling. But they are looking at downsizing from a 50-acre property to 11 acres.
Read More . . .Senators voted 31-6 on Senate Bill 247 that lays out how the betting will take place and how it will be regulated. Wagers will be able to placed on smart phones, in casinos, at kiosks in bars and restaurants that serve liquor. It takes effect on July 1.
Read More . . .Gov. Ron DeSantis And Tribe Agreed To Remove Section Of The Deal To Secure A Smooth Passage In The Legislature
Read More . . .Can you bet on the Bucs? What about the Gators or Seminoles? And why is this happening now?
Read More . . .The West Virginia sports betting market endured its worst showing in a long time. Mountain State sportsbooks accepted just $28 million in wagers during the month of April. This is a significant drop-off of around $15 million from March.
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