BetAmerica Set To Be Operational In Three States Come 2020

• Indiana will be launching its BetAmerica Mobile Go Live App beginning on December 30.
• This marks the third state that the sportsbook will be allowed to offer their services.
• Indiana has already seen great success in its mobile sports betting market with its other internet outlets.

INDIANAPOLIS – BetAmerica’s internet platform Go Live will be operating in three different states by the start of 2020. The sportsbook has already been operational in New Jersey and Pennsylvania in 2019. The company got its start in the U.S. in the state of New Jersey in early 2019, and looks to finish strong in the Indiana sports betting market.

Toward the end of the year, they went live in Pennsylvania. Now they are set to open up shop in Indiana beginning December 30, becoming the state’s fourth internet sports betting platform for residents to be able to access. The Hoosier State will be the third state in the nation to offer the services of BetAmerica.

Indiana’s Internet Sportsbook Market

The Indiana Gaming Commission signed off on BetAmerica being able to launch their online sportsbook beginning on December 30 back in September. Indiana is already home to Rush Street Mobile Go Live, FanDuel Mobile Go Live, and DraftKings Mobile Go Live.

BetAmerica Mobile Go Live has just joined the ranks as they are now available for the public to use. The biggest earner for the state thus far is DraftKings with a $64.1 million handle for the month of November.

FanDuel is the second most popular, earning $23.7 million for the month. With BetRivers paling in comparison to both with a handle of $8.4 million. BetAmerica has some major competition in Indiana. For their business in New Jersey, BetAmerica’s internet services brought in a revenue of $163,863 for November while DraftKings brought in a revenue of $9,129,854 that same month.

BetAmerica’s Plans For The Future

The BetAmerica Sportsbook brand is owned by Churchill Downs. They are currently available in three states. Ultimately, expanding into other states with legalized sports betting is the goal of the company.

Their future timeline is uncertain as they currently use SBTech’s platform stemming from a contracted partnership in May of 2018.

However, SBTech has since teamed up with DraftKings to become part of a deal worth a whopping $3.3 billion. DraftKings is set to become a publicly owned company on Nasdaq. This could be problematic in the future for BetAmerica.

But however long it takes, the goal of BetAmerica’s sportsbook for the U.S. will remain the same; expanding their brand as the legalization of sports betting continues to make its way across the country. But first, their launch in Indiana.

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