Buffalo Wild Wings Partners with MGM

Buffalo Wild Wings partners with MGM Resorts International and its sports betting venture, Roar Digital, for a multi-year partnership – a first-of-its-kind alignment between a national sports bar and a gaming leader. In accordance with applicable regulatory requirements, the partnership will deliver sports gaming experiences at a national scale inside Buffalo Wild Wings through MGM’s digital gaming platform, BetMGM. In addition, the deal is expected to spawn collaborations inside MGM properties and sports books, including a new Buffalo Wild Wings sports bar slated to open at Mandalay Bay in 2020. Roar Digital is the 50/50 venture established in July 2018…

The Edge Of Using Mobile Phones in Sports Betting

Millions of people around the globe today use mobile phones to everyday living. There are various reasons for the usefulness of mobile phones are giving to most individuals. May it be for communication and keeping in touch with the family, running own business, emergency circumstances, and for recreational use. Individuals also utilize the usage of mobile phones for gaming, shopping, social media, doing research, as well as watching favorite events. Gadgets have become a component of contemporary life today, thus, becoming one of the essentials. Moreover, if you are into sports and you enjoy betting to different kinds of events,…

Indiana Sports Betting Starts Today

Just in time for the NFL season, Indiana sports betting is up and running! Three sites within the state have been approved for emergency rules that will allow them to offer sports betting on September 1st, with two additional casinos following next week. Sara Gonso Tait, executive director of the commission, told members that her staff has been working hard since to develop the emergency rules that will allow Indiana to join the ranks of states allowing sports wagering. “In order to capture the black market, we have to have a competitive regulatory market,” she said, according to The Statehouse…

State by State Sports Betting Update

Here is a complete sports betting update of where each of the 50 states is in regard to sports betting legislation. This list is current as of the date published, but the legal situation is changing quickly! For more details on each state’s individual situation, and information on the sports betting landscape in America, visit CBS Sports. Alabama: Not yet legal, but legislation proposed. Alaska: Not legal. Arizona: Not yet legal, but legislation proposed. Arkansas: Legal! The state’s first official sportsbook (Oaklawn Racing Casino Resort) began operating in July, and there will be multiple others on the way, though the…

Truck Stop Gambling in Pennsylvania

Truck stop gambling officially went live a couple of weeks ago at a convenience store along Route 30 in Pennsylvania. Its gaming room became the first in the state to offer five video gaming terminals tailored to the state’s strict specifications. The provision of the 2017 Pennsylvania gaming expansion law permitting up to five video gaming terminals at qualifying truck stops around the state was partly tailored on the VGT law in Illinois, with one huge difference: Unlike Illinois, there is no provision for VGTs at bars, taverns or private clubs, despite intense lobbying from the state’s tavern association. The…

Oregon Sports Betting Live at Chinook Winds

Oregon sports betting is officially off and running ahead of the NFL season… at least at the Chinook Winds Casino. The move comes as the Oregon State Lottery plans to launch a new online feature, but that won’t be up and running for several more weeks. Right now, betting with Chinook Winds is only available in person at the casino. The casino did a soft open earlier this week that featured former Dallas Cowboys defensive end Ed ‘Too Tall’ Jones putting $5 on the Cowboys to win the Super Bowl this season. Shortly after, bets were open to the public….