FuboTV lands two market-access agreements
OTT platform set to debut in a minimum of three states thanks to partnership with Caesars Entertainment
Sports streaming platform fuboTV has secured two new market-access agreements ahead of the Q4 launch of its forthcoming sportsbook product.
The New York-listed firm will go live in New Jersey and Indiana thanks to partnerships with Caesars Entertainment.
The agreements mean fuboTV will launch its sportsbook in a minimum of three states when the product debuts.
The group already held a market-access deal with Casino Queen in Iowa.
David Gandler, fuboTV CEO, said: “We could not be more excited to bring fubo Sportsbook to market in the fourth quarter, and today’s market access licenses for Indiana and New Jersey will help us reach even more consumers at launch.”
In the group’s Q4 results announced this week, fuboTV laid out its roadmap to integrate sports betting into its ecosystem.
By Q3, the OTT platform will launch free-to-play predictive games powered by its recently acquired Balto Sports arm, before launching fubo Sportsbook in Q4 using technology from Vigtory.