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Recently, popular New Jersey online sportsbook, FanDuel, announced that the Chief Executive Officer of its business, Matt King, will soon exit the company and the leading betting group has warned his exit would potentially delay FanDuel's potential U.S. listing on Wall Street’s NASDAQ index.

Garden State of New Jersey and BetRivers brands throughout the Midwest, Chicago-based gaming company, Rush Street Interactive (RSI) bettered market forecasts on the first quarter results for 2021. Driven by strong performance from both its online sportsbook and casino arms (branded SugarHouse in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, and BetRivers else), RSI posted revenue of $111.8 million for the first three months of the financial year, through to March 31.

After a great March sports betting handle result in New Jersey powered by enormous interest in the March Madness tournament, the Garden State’s legal online sportsbooks fell back a little in April. While the drop was a little unexpected, it’s the anticipated that the dip will be a temporary one. The NBA play-offs and early summer NBA Finals should give the sports betting handle in the Garden State a big bump, even more considering all of the NBA ‘local franchises’; the Brooklyn Nets, New York Knicks and Philadelphia 76ers; are expected to feature heavily.

Leading New Jersey online sportsbook, WynnBet, will see its parent company, Wynn Interactive merging with Bill Foley’s Austerlitz Acquisition Corporation to become an independent public company. The Wynn online sportsbook and online casino arm will trade on the NASDAQ technology stock index under the ticker “WBET.”

In New Jersey and across the United States, William Hill online and land-based sportsbooks will rebrand to the Caesars Sportsbook brand following the finalization of the takeover of the formerly British-based sportsbook.

New Jersey sports betting fans could soon have the opportunity to place wagers on college sports teams based in the Garden State. The State’s lawmakers have advanced the bill that would allow the state’s visitors and residents to place legal online wagers on college sports teams like Seton Hall, Rutgers, Monmouth, Princeton or Riders.

Just in time for the NHL play-offs and summer’s Stanley Cup Finals, New Jersey sports betting fans now have the opportunity to watch the games and combine their experience with quality sports wagering opportunities.

This summer, one year later than originally anticipated, bettors in New Jersey have the opportunity to place their sporting wagers on Europe’s biggest international soccer competition, the Euro 2021 (2021) championships.

The term ‘Cash Out’ is not yet one that is familiar to New Jersey sports betting fans, however, around the world, online sports wagering enthusiasts have been enjoying the benefits that Cash Out features offer for some time now.

Live in New Jersey and interested in wagering on tennis? With spring in the air, as all Grand Slam tennis fans know, thoughts turn to the red-clay of Roland Garros in Paris as players prepare for the second Grand Slam of the year, the French Open.