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North Carolina reported gross gaming revenue (GGR) of $63.1m (£49.6m/€58.4m) in May in what was the second full month of wagering in the Tarheel State. The $63.1m figure fell 40.1% short of April’s total of $105.3m. April was the first full month of betting in North Carolina after operators went live on 11 March. The
The North Carolina State Lottery Friday (17 May) issued its first full-month legal online sports betting report. Bettors in the state wagered nearly $649m in April and gross gaming revenue (GGR) was $105.3m. Operators went live in North Carolina 11 March, ahead of the NCAA men’s and women’s basketball tournaments. Consumers wagered $659.3m during the
Welcome to iGB’s State of the Union, a look at the biggest North American sports betting stories we’ve covered over the week and briefs on others we found interesting. Thanks, Caitlin. WBNA handle already up The week before the WNBA season is set to tip off, Las Vegas bookmakers are already experiencing the “Caitlin Clark
Welcome to iGB’s State of the Union, a look at the biggest North American sports betting stories we’ve covered over the week and briefs on others we found interesting. Alberta up next? Or maybe Quebec? When it comes to legalising or launching sports betting in the US, money is often the driver. Seems the same
The Tar Heel State has released its first week’s sports betting figures, with a total handle already nearing a quarter of a billion dollars. The North Carolina State Lottery Commission has plenty of reasons to celebrate with over $198m wagered in the first week of sports betting, starting on Monday 11 March. Detailed numbers have
Early returns from North Carolina’s sports betting launch indicate the state will be an competitive and potentially lucrative market according to GeoComply’s review of the first 48 hours of legal wagering. Geolocation specialist GeoComply tracked 5.4 million location checks from 370,000 active accounts between noon 11 March-13 March. This beats the two million checks from
Caesars Entertainment has announced it will launch mobile sports betting in North Carolina after expanding its relationship with the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians. The operator is set to go live when North Carolina launches its online sports betting market on 11 March. Ahead of the launch, the Caesars Sportsbook app will start accepting sign-ups
