Sports Betting Marketing Affiliates Get Reprieve From Proposed Ban in Massachusetts
Marketing affiliate websites that earn income by referring bettors to sportsbooks are getting a reprieve from a proposed ban in Massachusetts.
Based in Kentucky's Bluegrass region, Rebecca Hanchett is a political writer who covers legislative developments at Gaming Today. She worked as a public affairs specialist for 23 years at the Kentucky State Capitol. A University of Kentucky grad, Hanchett has been known to watch UK. basketball from time to time.
Marketing affiliate websites that earn income by referring bettors to sportsbooks are getting a reprieve from a proposed ban in Massachusetts.
Massachusetts gaming regulators are expected to revise a regulation that prohibits certain deals between sportsbooks and affiliate marketers.
Encore Boston Harbor became the first sports betting licensee in Massachusetts on Thursday. More are set to follow in the coming weeks.
Caesars' Tom Reeg is “skeptical Maryland launches mobile in ‘22.” The company instead plans to focus its sports betting investment on Ohio
Plainridge Park Casino is set to open a Barstool-branded retail sportsbook in time for the Super Bowl after approval in Massachusetts.
Maryland is determined to beat Ohio to the mobile sports betting starting gate, with an eye on late November or mid-December.
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