Peter Addison

  Sports betting in America changed dramatically in 2017 with the repealing of PASPA which allowed individual states to ceate their own laws on whether or not they could accept sports bets, both online and in casinos. New Jersey was the first to offer online betting and the revenue generated by both sports gambling and …

Sport betting Virginia style actually went live in January 2021, even though the lawmakers in the state had given the thumbs up to legalized, licensed betting as ‘long ago’ as 2020. It is actually surprising that Virginia has lagged behind states such as New Jersey and Illinois in the legalization of betting and online sports …

Indiana sports betting as a legal activity is a relatively new phenomenon. The Hoosier State has had something of a love-hate (or rather hate-love) relationship with gambling. Gambling was largely made illegal in 1851 in the state, but the popularity of state-run lotteries beyond the Indiana state lines influenced the relaxing of the ‘no gambling …

The state of Michigan has been a tiny bit sloth-like in jumping on the US legal sports betting bandwagon. Despite sports betting being legal in the US since 2018, Michigan took a whole year before it legalized sports betting in the state. Even then it was not until March 2020 that a retail sports book …

If there is one thing you can be sure about when it comes to Pennsylvania, it’s that the people within the Keystone State love their sports. Thanks to the positive actions taken by the lawmakers in Pennsylvania since 2019, Pennsylvania people may soon be able to love their PA sports betting too … as long …

As the United States continues to soften its stance on sports betting, people who are now suddenly free to place wagers on sporting contests really have one state to thank for this change in attitude … New Jersey. In 2011 the governor of New Jersey at the time – Chris Christie – announced plans to …