Which books can/will be able to do it?

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As more and more places make it legal to bet on sports, I have to believe at some point they will allow at least in state online wagers as well. Which books could make the transition and be successful?

 

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RPM said:

As more and more places make it legal to bet on sports, I have to believe at some point they will allow at least in state online wagers as well. Which books could make the transition and be successful?

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Some or maybe many of the legal states charge a big price for a license. Pennsylvania comes to mind... I think the top 4 or 5 offshore books could do it, but there's not much incentive anyway would be my guess.

 

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there's a rumor going around that One of the books up top are planning to move forward to being Legal

 

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Betallsports said:

there's a rumor going around that One of the books up top are planning to move forward to being Legal

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GREAT..Any hint to state? I would guess NJ if less expensive than Nevada..Wild guess

 

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Double Play Ball said:

GREAT..Any hint to state? I would guess NJ if less expensive than Nevada..Wild guess

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Yes, NJ

 

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That’s great news!

 

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What would it cost them to get a license in NJ? Or is that a changing figure..LOL

 

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Betallsports said:

there's a rumor going around that One of the books up top are planning to move forward to being Legal

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What are you all talking about? Online wagering within NJ has been legal since July of last year. FanDuel, Draftkings, Sugarhouse etc.

 

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RPM said:

As more and more places make it legal to bet on sports, I have to believe at some point they will allow at least in state online wagers as well. Which books could make the transition and be successful?

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Been legal for well over a year in NJ.

 

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Enfuego said:

Been legal for well over a year in NJ.

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Legal to set up online there as well?

 

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Legal to set up online there as well?

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As in have an account and bet online or on their app? Of course within state lines.

 

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I thought RPM meant an offshore book looking to open a physical place in a state where it's now legal..My reference was to the cost of a license to do business..The online wagering that comes with it is secondary. May have misunderstood the question.

 

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Enfuego said:

What are you all talking about? Online wagering within NJ has been legal since July of last year. FanDuel, Draftkings, Sugarhouse etc.

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We were talking about a Current Offshore Book looking to go Legal in the States, at least that's what I thought he was asking

 

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Double Play Ball said:

I thought RPM meant an offshore book looking to open a physical place in a state where it's now legal..My reference was to the cost of a license to do business..The online wagering that comes with it is secondary. May have misunderstood the question.

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I was talking about a Offshore book to Partner with a brick and mortar for their Online betting