Fair & Responsible
With your help, we provide trusted platforms for fans to enjoy legal sports betting and online casino gaming while strengthening local economies, adding millions of dollars in new state revenue.
Unregulated Betting Hurts Customers
Experts estimate customers spend tens of billions on unregulated sports betting and online casino gaming (or iGaming) each year. Not only do these platforms deprive state and local governments of much-needed tax revenue, unregulated betting sites dodge gaming laws that ensure consumer protection, age verification, and responsible gaming protections. Customers of these sites often fall victim to scams and face difficulties withdrawing funds from their accounts.
Customers deserve access to legal, transparent, and consumer-protected platforms to enjoy online sports betting and casino gaming.
STATE OF PLAY
It’s time to end the offshore, illicit market for sports betting and iGaming, and create consumer-protected and transparent online markets in all 50 states. Join us to learn more and take action.
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LATEST NEWS
Co-hosts Tom Allon and Sen. Addabbo chat with Chairman Brian O’Dwyer of the NY State Gaming Commission and Jeremy Kudon, President of SBA, about the history of sports betting in NY, the role of the Gaming Commission, a
As hundreds of thousands of people placed bets on the Super Bowl, analysts say Georgia is missing out on millions they could get from legalizing and taxing sports betting.
Gov. Greg Abbott is ready to allow online sports betting in Texas. He said he considers sports betting part of the entertainment of watching professional football and other sports.
According to the N.C. Department of Revenue, 13 public universities collectively received $21,597,004 after sports betting went live in March to December of last year.
A new economic forecast from Eilers and Krejcik examines revenue projections for various iGaming scenarios in IL. Study findings predict that Illinois could see an additional $750M in tax revenue iGaming in just five yea
The economic impact of BetMGM in Jersey City goes far beyond employees, Exchange Place or tax revenue for the city and state.
Without legalization and regulatory oversight, adults in these states are left with no choice but to rely on these unscrupulous operators.
“A lot of Minnesotans are already betting on sports on their telephones, on their mobile devices, and they’re doing it illegally and through offshore platforms,” Klein told the Pioneer Press.
Proponents estimate the state would rake in $450 million in new tax revenue within a year of allowing Illinoisans to play casino games on their mobile devices, eventually generating up to $800 million a year.
Former NJ State Senator Ray Lesniak writes, "Recently legislative proposals have been made to increase taxes on online gaming. Big mistake."
Members
The members of Sports Betting Alliance are some of the leading providers of legal sports betting in the U.S. and collectively represent the majority of providers in that industry. We only operate in jurisdictions where sports betting is legal and highly regulated, and our platforms actively work to ensure our products provide safe entertainment only for responsible adults.
