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The financial results of from the first mobile Maryland sports betting report, during the Thanksgiving holiday period, produced some interesting numbers, including more than $180 million in mobile handle. And as far as tax collections, though those numbers were perhaps disappointing, the figures were entirely to be expected given the nature of…

The news means Maryland is on the cusp of adding another avenue for legal sports betting, as there are already several brick-and-mortar gaming facilities in the state taking event wagers. The launch of online sports betting in Maryland will happen next week - as long as there aren't any problems. Maryland Lottery and Gaming Control Agency Director…

After a few more regulatory boxes are checked, operators could be taking bets by next week, albeit two years after Maryland voters approved legal sports betting in a November 2020 referendum. Mobile sports betting in Maryland could be underway before the end of November. Maryland's Sports Wagering Application Review Commission (SWARC) met Wednesday…

WASHINGTON - It has been more than two years since voters passed sports betting in Maryland and nearly a year since in-person wagers began at casinos. But, mobile sports betting has gone nowhere until now. Wednesday, regulators will consider applications for mobile betting from ten companies. The approved companies then have to pass a final testing…

This content was republished with permission from WTOP's news partners at Maryland Matters. Sign up for Maryland Matters' free email subscription today. More than two years after Maryland voters approved a sports gambling referendum, state officials finally appear poised to allow wagering via mobile device. The Sports Wagering Application Review…

Bringing the launch forward will allow bettors more time to legally wager on the National Football League's regular season, and the state to realize more tax revenue from that NFL-related wagering. The launch of online sports betting in Maryland could happen in time to allow residents of the Old Line State to legally wager while their Thanksgiving…