Oddin.gg said it had received a temporary sports betting licence in West Virginia, its fourth in North America after New Jersey, Colorado and Ontario. The company said the licence permits operators to offer online and retail esports betting in the state.
The temporary licence enables operators to offer online and retail esports betting in West Virginia using Oddin.gg.
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