Sports publishers and sports betting platforms are wagering that connecting the two sides will lead to a big payoff.
September 09, 2019
When it comes to editorial coverage, the sports betting market is already getting crowded. But the action is no longer simply in the coverage, and publishers are entering the sports betting business themselves, spurred by the Supreme Court overturning a ban on sports betting outside of Nevada in May 2018 and New Jersey legalizing that business a month later. Read more below.
Sports publishers and sports betting platforms are wagering that connecting the two sides will lead to a big payoff.
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