New York will become the nation’s largest sports wagering market by 2023, with Nevada falling off to No. 4, a new research report says.
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By the time the American Gaming Association’s Global Gaming Expo rolls into Las Vegas in October, college and pro football will be well underway.
Atlantic City’s Borgata casino will start taking bets on sporting events Thursday morning.
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy signed sports wagering legislation Monday, and Las Vegas-based MGM Resorts International is ready to go all in.
Advocates for responsible gaming are worried that addictive gambling behavior could balloon with the arrival of nationwide sports wagering.
Two Las Vegas casino giants are getting closer to competing for sports wagering dollars in Atlantic City.
Nationwide legal sports betting could generate a much larger handle and more local casino visitation than Nevada gaming insiders expect, said a Wall Street analyst.