Betting Big: AGA expects $6 billion Bet on Super Bowl
According to the AGA, Super Bowl Sunday will generate $6 billion in bets as WV sports betting accepts legal Super Bowl sports bets for the first time.
West Virginia Sports Betting Sees Mobile Revenue Rise
For the week beginning Jan. 19, 2017, WV mobile sports betting revenue surpassed retail revenue by three times at Mardi Gras Casino and Wheeling Island
How the Wire Act Impacts West Virginia Sports Betting and Online Casinos
The Wire Act was already in place when WV sports betting launched. It is likely business as usual for WV sportsbooks. But what about online casino gaming?
WV Sports Betting Handle Over $50 Million And The Best Is Yet To Come
West Virginia sportsbooks accepted nearly $5 million in wagers for the week of Jan. 12. With only one WV mobile sports betting app live, the best is yet to come.
WV Sports Betting Heavyweights Begin To Emerge
WV sports betting is four months old, and some leaders are starting to emerge. It is likely to change when DraftKings and FanDuel come online, though.
West Virginia Sports Betting: Where to Place a Bet
Sports Betting in West Virginia is convenient for sports bettors in several major cities in neighboring states. Here’s a list of where to place your bets.
West Virginia Online Casino Bill Hits A Roadblock
The West Virginia Lottery is not backing the recent online gambling bill because it wants to focus on launching online and mobile sports betting first.
Will DraftKings And FanDuel Be Top Dogs in WV Online Sports Betting?
WV sports betting has only one mobile sports betting app available, but competition is on its way thanks to DraftKings Sportsbook and FanDuel Sportsbook.
West Virginia Bill Legalizing Online Casino Games and Poker Introduced
Rep. Shawn Fluharty, a proponent of West Virginia sports betting, introduced a bill legalizing interactive gaming, including casino games and online poker.
Rivers Casino Opens First Legal Sportsbook In Western Pennsylvania
The Pittsburgh area is now equipped for legal sports betting. Thanks to the Rivers Casino owned by Rush Street Interactive, residents in Western Pennsylvania can now wager on sports legally without traveling hundreds of miles to do so.