Sports betting
Analysis: What it means that the NFL is embracing betting
Bet.Works chair Dr Laila Mintas analyzes the NFL’s exclusive data deal with Sportradar and whether it will encourage new forms of betting in the US
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The NFL is the last of the four established US major leagues to have officially embraced sports betting after the repeal of PASPA last year. Neither the length nor value of the partnership have been disclosed, but Sportradar has secured a significant package of exclusive rights, including NFL streaming rights to sportsbooks outside the US…
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