Despite a 50% operational limit due to the coronavirus, Maryland reported $142.7 million in gaming revenue in the month of October. Combined revenue at Maryland’s six casinos last month was a decrease of around $1.2 million or 0.9%, from October 2019, despite the half capacity limit in 2020. The Old Line State collected $59.9 million …
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Three more states – Louisiana, Maryland, and South Dakota – decided to allow sports betting through citizens’ vote on Tuesday’s election. All three markets are expected to launch sports betting by 2021. Currently, 19 states have legal sports betting. Now, these three states, along with Virginia, North Carolina, and Washington, will be added to this …
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Residents in Maryland will have a kingmaking role in deciding whether or not the state should go ahead with sports betting legislation. This coming November, people will be asked Maryland’s Question 2 to determine whether residents want to see legalized sports betting in the state. The state’s racetracks and casinos had been looking forward to …
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