The Indiana Gaming Commission approved a temporary mobile sports betting vendor licence for Betr in Indiana, reportedly on Monday. Betr is expected to operate as Caesars Southern Indiana’s mobile skin, bringing the casino closer to having an online betting partner.
The approval moves Betr closer to launching online sports betting in Indiana through Caesars Southern Indiana.
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The Indiana Gaming Commission says applicants for a paid fantasy sports operator licence must pay a non-refundable $50,000 application fee. The commission may raise the initial fee to $75,000 to cover division costs; permanent licences are subject to a suitability investigation and require annual renewal for $5,000.
The Indiana Gaming Commission explains that state law defines unlawful gambling as risking money or property for gain dependent on chance, with bona fide skill, speed, strength or endurance contests excluded. It directs the public to submit information through its contact form or a telephone tip line.
Oddin.gg said it received a sports betting vendor licence in Maryland. The company described it as its seventh North American licence and said it would add to its existing market access in Arizona, New Jersey, Colorado, West Virginia, Ohio and Ontario.
Xpoint said on 2 March 2026 that it had received a vendor licence to enter Massachusetts’ regulated sports betting market. The company said operators in the state can use its geolocation service to meet legal requirements. Xpoint said it now supports online sports wagering in 28 states and territories, as well as Ontario.
Colorado’s Division of Gaming granted BETER a Vendor Minor Licence, allowing it to provide live data and streams to licensed operators in the state. BETER said its ESportsBattle tournaments and Setka Cup table tennis series are live on bet365’s Colorado site.