Category: Applications and Licensing

Of the 11 North Carolina sports entities that can partner with an online sportsbook, these three provide the least financial viability.

The NC Lottery Commission should avoid copying regulatory language from other states. Instead, it should pioneer NC-focused regulations.

The second round of NC sports betting rules outlines process for adding new bet markets and outlawing existing ones.

NCLC Sports Betting Committee adds rule severely limiting when an operator can use “free” and “risk-free” language in promo offers.

The NCLC Sports Betting Committee approved a second batch of sports betting rules that bring the parameters of the new industry into focus.

Since online operators must partner with a pro sports entity to enter the NC market, we’ve ranked the partnerships. These are the top three.

Public commentary on rule-making is an important part of the NC sports betting launch. NCSharp explains the process of making public comment.

On Oct. 27, the NCLC hosts a public hearing on its first round of sports betting rules and regulations. NCSharp explains how to participate.

NC Sports Betting Comm. clarifies interconnection between written designation agreements and sports betting licenses.