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Originally posted by TheCopperCobba: ↑

Okay, all you cool cats and kittens. For anyone out there wondering how google works.... better than HC really. A lot faster

Hmm, how many race courses in NJ?
What is their race calendar?
How many sportsbooks in NJ
How many have betting apps.

This stuff is within the first 5 links popped up and there would be new info added since, so be kind.

It has come to my knowledge that there are 3 race tracks in NJ. Which cover pretty much every weekend in the year.

There are also 20+ sports books located.
Best ones to note;
Draft Kings, Fanduel, Foxbet, Pointsbet, WilliamHill, Bet365, BetMGM etc etc.

Add another 10 or so unmentioned sportsbooks and a coupla casinos and you have yourself the spread of what NJ looks ready to unfold right before our eyes.

PBH already signed with Betmakers 2020 pending regulatory approval. And you could argue that with the more popular sportsbooks in NJ will most likely drive majority revenue of fixed odds. So they probably don't need all of them partnered right away. Just the best ones for the job. But I Bet they already know.

But hey, the more the merrier.

Now for the racing. Well they can't yet bet on every single race held, not just yet. But they can facilitate hardware at those locations so that when people are there, they can have a punt as well. All in the name of fun. Yippeee. Can't wait to go to New Jersey to put a bet on at Monmouth Park in the future. Giddy Up.

DYOR Cobbas

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Great, informative post, big difference to the garbage Helpneeded posts

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