Arkansas
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- Arizona sees rise in July sports betting revenue despite lower handle
- Arizona opens books on final three sports betting licenses
- Arizona handles $645m in March bets for second-biggest sports betting month since launch
- Arizona sportsbooks surge to record revenue haul in May
- Arizona hails “strong” April as betting handle hits half a billion
- Arizona sports betting hits record as March Madness lifts numbers
- Hard Rock launches in Arizona sportsbook market
- Arizona sports betting war brewing over NHL relocation plans
- Betfred expands into Arizona with sports betting app launch
- Kindred targets wider Arizona sports betting market
- Arizona looks to double tribal sports betting licenses
- Hard Rock Digital to launch sportsbook in Arizona
- BetMGM to launch in “monumental” New York
- SaharaBets to roll out online sportsbook with Arizona Coyotes
- Arizona operators generate combined $777m in first two months of market opening
- Wynn’s outgoing CEO: “Competitors are spending too much to get customers”
- BetMGM revenue breaks $200m barrier in Q3
- Border crossing: CEO Johnny Aitken on how PointsBet US has sets its sights on Canada
- Trio of states launch sports betting on same day
- Arizona sports betting path cleared as court dismisses injunction request
- PointsBet passed over for Arizona license as state awards sports betting permits
- Quartet of industry heavy hitters confirm go-ahead in Arizona
- Caesars eyes college football gains with Fiesta Bowl partnership
- MaximBet joins growing list of bookmakers looking to launch in Arizona
- Barstool Sports inks Arizona Bowl title sponsorship deal
- Arizona officially set for September sports betting launch
- Barstool Sportsbook heading to Arizona via expanded NASCAR deal
- How pro sports teams are casting casinos aside over sports betting
- Arizona debuts operator-friendly sports betting tax rates
- Bally’s inks 15-year betting partnership with Phoenix Mercury
- Arizona cleared for sports betting after DOI approval
- How pro sports teams are casting casinos aside in the fight for sports betting
- Caesars inks sportsbook-led deal with Arizona Diamondbacks
- The good, the bad, and the ugly of April sports betting regulation
- The month in US sports betting: Likely winners of the New York online betting bidding war
- Arizona governor gives seal of approval to sports betting bill
- Indiana moves closer to legalizing DFS
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LEGALIZATION DATE
Retail: November 6, 2018
Online: February 28, 2022
MARKET LAUNCH DATE
Retail: July 1, 2019
Online: March 6, 2022
AUTHORIZED OPERATORS
Commercial casino, racino, and online operators
RESTRICTED BET TYPES
Possible to ban betting on in-state professional teams and events
AGE REQUIREMENT
Must be 21+
BETTING ACCOUNT REGISTRATION
Customers of online sportsbooks are not required to register or fund their accounts in person
TAX RATE
13% on the first $150 million in revenue, 20% thereafter
TAX REVENUE ALLOCATION
The majority of gaming tax revenue goes to the state’s general fund, with race purses, county and city governments the other beneficiaries
LICENSE FEES
None
OFFICIAL DATA MANDATE
None
INTEGRITY FEE
None