Legal sports betting in Maryland is right around the corner. The Old Line State will become the 21st state (including Washington, D.C.) to offer legal in-person and online sports
Heads up, Maryland sports bettors — there will be at least 10 legal online sportsbooks available for you to choose from in the next several weeks. Maryland sports betting has been
Ten sports betting apps have applied to do business in Maryland, according to a regulatory meeting agenda posted Tuesday: Barstool Betfred BetMGM BetRivers Caesars DraftKings FanDuel Fanatics betPARX PointsBet Nearly
After years of delays, Maryland regulators are on track with their latest target date for online sports betting. The Maryland Sports Wagering Application Review Commission on Wednesday reaffirmed online sports
Maryland is on pace to start online sports betting by the end of the year, regulators said Thursday. The Sports Wagering Application Review Commission opted to let online sportsbooks begin
Maryland is accepting applications for online sports betting licenses, the Sports Wagering Application Review Commission announced Tuesday. Entities interested in obtaining a license must submit an application by October 21.
DraftKings took a step towards entering Maryland‘s far-off online sports betting market Thursday, after receiving initial approval for a retail sportsbook. The Maryland Lottery and Gaming Control Agency
Maryland regulators on Wednesday offered their firmest timeline for online sports betting yet. But their “by the Super Bowl” start date isn’t set in stone, members
The Washington Commanders are angling for their own in-stadium sportsbook. An applicant listed under FedEx Field’s address is slated to appear Aug. 10 at a Maryland Lottery and
Maryland regulators provided a long-awaited update on online sports betting on Thursday, though it wasn’t as thorough as some had hoped. In response to Gov. Larry Hogan’s demands
Out of every state to approve online sports betting since 2018, Maryland has taken the longest to launch. Gov. Larry Hogan is sick and tired of waiting. In a letter
It’s been nearly 18 months since Marylanders legalized online sports betting, and it’ll likely be another six before they have access to it, according to gaming
Caesars, FanDuel and BetMGM have all opened retail sportsbooks in the state of Maryland, which looks like it won’t have to wait much longer for mobile betting. Maryland
Maryland’s long-stalled retail sports betting launch could finally have a go-live timeline. A regulatory review committee could award up to five retail sportsbook licenses at its Nov. 3 meeting.
Maryland’s legal retail sports betting launch inched closer to launching Wednesday after state regulators advanced the state’s three largest casinos sportsbook licenses for formal approval. Officials have given