Nevada currently allows both in-person and mobile sports betting. However, in order to provide online services, betting operators must first establish a physical presence in order to comply with current regulations. In any other case, this implies that DraftKings or FanDuel would have to purchase a land-based asset in order to enter the state.
According to a recent report, FanDuel might be looking into these options in an attempt to grow in one of the most lucrative betting markets. The announcement followed the Nevada Gaming Control Board meeting on Wednesday, during which several executives were suggested for license.
According to a recent report, FanDuel might be looking into these options in an attempt to grow in one of the most lucrative betting markets. The announcement followed the Nevada Gaming Control Board meeting on Wednesday, during which several executives were suggested for license.
