Sports Betting

Iowa saw another record month of December in which they saw over $100 million wagered on sports throughout the state.

Legislation has now been filed following the passing of Amendment B in November and it would require that all wagers take place inside a Deadwood establishment.

Now as we transition to 2021, the state of Iowa has new sports betting regulations that will open up the options for sports bettors in their state.

The state of South Dakota is seeing a similar trend for revenue in their gambling hot spot of Deadwood.

Iowa saw a revenue of $8,144,095 which was down 10.5% from October according to the Iowa Gaming Commission.

The month of October was great for the business of sports betting in the state of Iowa.

The NBA playoff odds are out and the oddsmakers don't have a runaway favorite after the Bucks and Lakers faltered a bit in the restart.

Proposal in the hands of voters to determine Deadwood sports betting.

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