The NFL became the last major American sport to sign official betting deals with sportsbooks. The league announced three sportsbooks as its official betting partners in a five-year deal. The three sportsbooks will receive official league data and can leverage the relationship to promote their brand and ties to statistics. If the five-year deal continues, the league will receive almost $1 billion in revenue from the new partnerships, but can opt out after three years. If it does not, the league will regain its $1 billion investment.
PGA TOUR
In the latest move to increase the level of fan engagement on the PGA TOUR, the Tour has partnered with online betting giant, bet365. The two entities have entered into a three-year content and marketing agreement, with bet365 being named Official Betting Operator of the PGA TOUR. PointsBet will continue to use the PGA TOUR’s library of b-roll and archival content for its betting-specific videos and pre-tournament and post-game preview shows. In addition, PointsBet will distribute highlights and other archival content to its members.
NBA
The National Basketball Association has expanded its partnerships with sports betting companies to offer official NBA betting data to fans around the world. The league has already partnered with the Genius Sports Group and Sportradar for the distribution of NBA betting data. The NBA plans to continue to partner with these companies, and fans should expect more betting options in the near future. Here’s a closer look at how official NBA betting data is distributed. The following information is provided by each betting company.
NHL
If you are a sports bettor, you may be interested in learning more about NHL official betting. While NHL games may not be played every weekend, you can find odds on upcoming matches at various online sportsbooks. In addition to live betting, NHL sportsbooks offer free play and real-money bonuses. Whether you want to place a single bet on several teams, there is a sportsbook available to meet your needs.
MLB
The MLB has had trouble convincing sportsbook operators to offer official betting. Unlike NFL and college sports, MLB has had a difficult time convincing fantasy providers to allow official betting. With the recent partnership between Bally’s and MLB, however, the two organizations have agreed to work together to create a free-market solution. Now, you can find MLB official betting odds at MGM Resorts, the largest sportsbook in the world. Here’s what you need to know.
NBA’s official betting partner
Two new online sports betting companies will be NBA’s official betting partners starting in November. DraftKings and FanDuel will be offering NBABet Stream exclusively on their platforms. Fans can watch games on NBA League Pass or the NBA TV app and bet on the games on their mobile devices. The new deal will also expand the partnership to Canada. The new partners will be able to offer a variety of sports betting options including NBA highlights.
NHL’s official betting partner
DraftKings Inc. has agreed to become the official sports betting partner of the National Hockey League in the United States. The deal also makes DraftKings the exclusive sportsbook for NHL games on Turner Sports. NHL fans can place bets at its website, mobile app, and other sites. This move will help build the NHL brand and further increase revenue. The NHL has yet to announce a Canadian sports betting partner. The NHL has been involved in sports gambling in other countries for decades, but it’s not widely known which team will be the NHL’s official betting partner in the country.
PGA TOUR’s official betting partner
As the PGA TOUR’s official betting partner, bet365 will help fans place their bets on their favorite golfers and the tournament itself. This three-year agreement is a first for the PGA Tour and the company has already gained a foothold in the sports betting world. As the first outside of North America to become an official betting operator, bet365 is poised to have a meteoric rise in the golf betting industry.