The latest NFL betting updates, leaving Las Vegas with your wallet intact, and Betr’s latest bet are all making waves in the sports betting world. The in-depth reporting and industry coverage that has defined Sports Handle for years now lives on the Action Network as part of a new strategic initiative from the parent company, Better Collective.
According to a recent report, the NFL has released new guidelines for players and team personnel regarding gambling, with no players receiving suspensions for betting violations since the Super Bowl. This comes after a tumultuous 2023 season that saw 10 players banned, including notable names like Isaiah Rodgers Jr. and Jameson Williams.
In a new survey, it was found that while interest in all forms of pro football betting is on the rise, some frequent NFL bettors are struggling with problem gambling. Surprisingly, many of the bettors surveyed do not show brand loyalty, with 68% admitting to using multiple betting apps per week.
BetMGM made headlines by becoming the first sports betting operator to allow Nevada registrants to bet in other legal markets using a single digital wallet. This new feature allows customers to seamlessly place bets in neighboring states or any of the 27 other North American jurisdictions where BetMGM is live without any regulatory or financial obstacles.
On another front, Betr announced its acquisition of a license for Huddle Tech’s sports gaming technology, which will enhance its sports wagering offerings for the upcoming NFL season. Betr has seen success in Ohio, nearing $10 million in total handle after being part of a mass mobile launch on New Year’s Day last year.
These developments in the sports betting industry are sure to impact bettors and fans alike, as the landscape continues to evolve with new technology and regulations. Stay tuned for more exciting updates and news from the world of NFL betting and sportsbooks.
