Massachusetts receives 29 applications for sports wagering licenses

20 Oct 2022

(PRESS RELEASE) -- The Massachusetts Gaming Commission announced yesterday that it received 29 operator Scoping Surveys from potential applicants for Category 1, 2 and 3 Sports Wagering Licenses by the deadline of 17 October. Of those 29 submitted applications, three came from potential Category 1 License applicants, three came from potential Category 2 License applicants, and 23 came from potential Category 3 License applicants.

The Scoping Survey, which was released by the Massachusetts Gaming Commission on Friday, 7 October, is a required prerequisite of a sports wagering operator application. Entities wishing to apply for Sports Wagering Operator Licenses were required to submit that scoping survey by close of business on October 17 in order for the Massachusetts Gaming Commission to begin reviewing those companies that plan to apply.

The survey sought specific company information and will help provide the Massachusetts Gaming Commission with valuable information ahead of application submissions and the applicant evaluation process. While the survey is a required part of an application, the non-refundable application processing fee of $200,000 is not due until full applications are submitted. Applicants for Sports Wagering Operator Licenses are required to submit a completed Sports Wagering Operator License Application by 2 p.m. Monday, 21 November. Prospective vendors are required to fill out the Scoping Survey, but they were not required to submit it by the 17 October deadline.

The entities that have submitted operator Scoping Surveys to the Massachusetts Gaming Commission are as follows:

Category 1 Potential Applicant Submissions

Encore Boston Harbor
MGM Springfield
Plainridge Park Casino

Category 2 Potential Applicant Submissions

Commonwealth Equine and Agricultural Center/Great Meadowbrook Farm
Raynham Park
Suffolk Downs

Category 3 Potential Applicant Submissions

BallyBet
bet365
Betfred
BetMGM
Betr
BetRivers
Betway
BuddyBet
Caesars Sportsbook
ClutchBet
DraftKings
Easywin
Fanatics Inc.
FanDuel Sportsbook
Fanlogic
MaximBet
Mohegan Digital
Novibet
Penn Sports Interactive
PointsBet
Underdog Sports Wagering
Unibet
WynnBet

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	Massachusetts receives 29 applications for sports wagering licenses 20 Oct 2022 <a href='https://ad.casinocity.com/adclick.php?n=a21efcd1'><img src='https://ad.casinocity.com/adview.php?what=-site:vendors/width:250/RON&n=a21efcd1' border='0' alt='' /></a> (PRESS RELEASE) -- The Massachusetts Gaming Commission announced yesterday that it received 29 operator Scoping Surveys from potential applicants for Category 1, 2 and 3 Sports Wagering Licenses by the deadline of 17 October. Of those 29 submitted applications, three came from potential Category 1 License applicants, three came from potential Category 2 License applicants, and 23 came from potential Category 3 License applicants. The Scoping Survey, which was released by the Massachusetts Gaming Commission on Friday, 7 October, is a required prerequisite of a sports wagering operator application. Entities wishing to apply for Sports Wagering Operator Licenses were required to submit that scoping survey by close of business on October 17 in order for the Massachusetts Gaming Commission to begin reviewing those companies that plan to apply. The survey sought specific company information and will help provide the Massachusetts Gaming Commission with valuable information ahead of application submissions and the applicant evaluation process. While the survey is a required part of an application, the non-refundable application processing fee of $200,000 is not due until full applications are submitted. Applicants for Sports Wagering Operator Licenses are required to submit a completed Sports Wagering Operator License Application by 2 p.m. Monday, 21 November. Prospective vendors are required to fill out the Scoping Survey, but they were not required to submit it by the 17 October deadline. The entities that have submitted operator Scoping Surveys to the Massachusetts Gaming Commission are as follows: Category 1 Potential Applicant Submissions Encore Boston Harbor MGM Springfield Plainridge Park Casino Category 2 Potential Applicant Submissions Commonwealth Equine and Agricultural Center/Great Meadowbrook Farm Raynham Park Suffolk Downs Category 3 Potential Applicant Submissions BallyBet bet365 Betfred BetMGM Betr BetRivers Betway BuddyBet Caesars Sportsbook ClutchBet DraftKings Easywin Fanatics Inc. FanDuel Sportsbook Fanlogic MaximBet Mohegan Digital Novibet Penn Sports Interactive PointsBet Underdog Sports Wagering Unibet WynnBet Massachusetts receives 29 applications for sports wagering licenses is republished from iGamingNews.com.

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