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DraftKings, one of the leading online sportsbooks in the state of New Jersey, has agreed to a partnership deal with influential MMA outfit, the Professional Fighters League (PFL). While the PFL does not yet have the profile of the UFC, the deal is nonetheless important as the viewership of all MMA organizations is growing rapidly.

One of the favorite online sportsbooks in New Jersey, Canadian-based operator, TheScore Bet has reported a big increase in sports betting handle in their second quarter fiscal report, but the revenue numbers have left the company with a sour taste.

Following the approval of the Caesars acquisition of the British-based sportsbook, William Hill by the U.K. High Court, the deal between the two New Jersey sportsbooks has finally been completed. The final price? A cool $4 billion.

It has been revealed that New Jersey online sportsbook, BetMGM, made a costly blunder during January’s NFL AFC Divisional playoff game between the Cleveland Browns and the Kansas City Chiefs. A typo on the passing yards over/under prop betting line on the BetMGM online sportsbook platform ended up costing the operator more than $10 000.

It what is a setback of the entire eSports industry and in particular, potential eSports betting fans in New Jersey, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (the FBI) is conducting enquiries into the possibility that match-fixing has been taking place in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO) tournaments.

New Jersey online sportsbooks roared back in March powered by college basketball’s March Madness tournament.

America’s own premier soccer competition, Major League Soccer, (or the MLS as it is much better known) is back for its 26th season and getting back to as normal as it can be after the interruptions to the 2020 season resulting from the effects of the global pandemic.

Number 1 online sportsbook in New Jersey, FanDuel, has entered into an historic official sponsorship deal with the NFL, along with fellow sportsbooks, DraftKings and Caesars. The FanDuel side of the deal comes only one day after NJ’s leading online sportsbook announced a partnership with Associated Press (AP) to be AP’s exclusive source of betting odds and sports betting lines.

DraftKings, one of the leading online sportsbooks in New Jersey, has copped a $10 000 fine from the state online sports betting regulator, the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement (NJDGE) for attempting to woo problem gamblers that have already self-excluded themselves.

With online sports betting in the Empire State of New York finally set to become reality sometime in the next 12 months, New Jersey sportsbooks and regulators are facing the fact that it could mark the end of the Garden State’s incredible betting revenue reports. Or will it?