Bally’s Interactive announced the launch of its Bally Bet Sportsbook app in Maryland on Wednesday, 31 July 2024. The company said the app was developed with White Hat Gaming and Kambi Group, and that Ujima Sportsbook is a minority partner; the app offers in-game betting and same-game parlays among its options.
Maryland bettors gain Bally Bet’s app, offering in-game betting and same-game parlays through a partnership with named providers.
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Missouri approved 10 sports betting operators for an online market launch at midnight on 1 December, with account sign-ups and promotional offers beginning on 17 November. The source says it was not confirmed whether all 10 would be available immediately when the market opens.
The Missouri Gaming Commission granted temporary licences to sportsbook operators ahead of the state’s planned 1 December launch, the commission said. DraftKings and Circa received untethered mobile licences; seven other operators and several suppliers also received temporary approvals. Operators can begin registering customers and accepting deposits on 17 November, but must obtain final approval for internal controls and house rules before wagering begins.
The Missouri Gaming Commission issued temporary mobile sports betting licences to nine operators ahead of the market’s planned 1 December launch. Licensees must obtain approval for internal controls and house rules before they can begin live wagering; account registration and deposits may start on 17 November subject to compliance with proposed state regulations.
The Nevada Gaming Control Board recommended Werner Becher, Kambi’s chief executive, for a state gaming licence on 6 August 2025. His application is due before the Nevada Gaming Commission on 21 August; Becher said product testing was about 55% complete, with a reporting issue still to resolve.
Nevada’s Gaming Commission granted Kambi Manufacturer and Distributor licences and an Information Services licence, reportedly enabling the supplier to offer its B2B sportsbook services in the state. Kambi chief executive Werner Becher said the approvals would support the company’s expansion plans.