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Massachusetts Sports Betting Draws Early Interest From 42 Potential Licensees

More than 40 companies have notified Massachusetts of their intent to seek a sports betting license in the coming weeks.

Development of Massachusetts Sports Betting Launch Timeline ‘Underway’, Gaming Chair Says

The chair of the Gaming Commission says regulators are outlining a timeline for the launch of legal sports betting in Massachusetts.

Massachusetts Sports Betting Bill Approved in 11th Hour, Gov. Baker Expected to Sign Into Law

Massachusetts lawmakers beat the deadline to pass a bill that legalizes sports betting once it is signed by Gov. Charlie Baker.

Which Sportsbooks Will Receive Massachusetts Sports Betting Licenses?

The smart money for which sportsbooks will receive sports betting licenses in Massachusetts is on brands you're probably familiar with.

Is Massachusetts Sports Betting Dead This Session — Or Not? 

Key state legislators pain different pictures of the fate of Massachusetts sports betting as the end of the legislative session draws near.

Time Running Short on Massachusetts Sports Betting Agreement

A Massachusetts sports betting law appears iffy, as state lawmakers don't have much time left to come to an agreement.

Massachusetts Sports Betting Bill Passes Mass. Senate After Nine-Month Delay

After nine months of delays, the Massachusetts Senate has approved legislation that would allow in-person and online sports betting across the Bay State.  The Senate passed S.2844 by voice vote this afternoon after amending the bill following several hours of floor debate. The legislation follows passage of sports betting legislation (H.3993) in the Massachusetts House […]

Can Political Hopes Lead To Legal Sports Betting In Massachusetts?

With Senator Lessor seeking higher office, could his influence help to finally pass Massachusetts sports betting legislation?

Massachusetts Sports Betting’s Chance at Passage Is Looking Up

A Massachusetts lawmaker says the intention behind legalizing sports betting is to "debate it on the floor and let the senators decide."