New Jersey Sports Handle Still Clocking In At Nearly $300 Million During Off-Month
No NFL? No problem. NJ sports betting handle almost reaches $300 mm during a down month. Is $400 mm in the cards for September?
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Robert DellaFave
Robert is a veteran writer and analyst for the gambling industry, with a particular focus on the emergent US online gambling market. An avid poker and gambling enthusiast, Robert offers unique perspectives from both the vantage point of the player and industry professional, and is fit to cover a broad spectrum of topics.
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