Prior to 2019, North Carolina prohibited parimutuel horse wagering entirely. The state Senate added horse betting to the mobile sports betting bill about two weeks before it passed.
Betting on horse racing was part of the package Cooper put his signature on this week. In North Carolina, not only will gamblers soon be able to bet on football players, basketball players, etc., but wagering on athletes with twice as many legs has been legalized as well. But there was another detail tucked in there, slightly below the (figurative) fold in some stories, about another form of wagering that was approved in the Tar Heel State. Roy Cooper signed it into law, and understandably so. The legalization of mobile sports betting in North Carolina got the headlines Wednesday when Gov. So pull up a chair, crunch the numbers, and slide forward another stack of chips. Sports Handle’s “Get a Grip” rounds up everything on the sports betting side, and US Bets provides the best of the rest: brick-and-mortar happenings, online casino regulation developments, poker headlines, horse betting, and more. The reels are always spinning in the gambling industry, and “The Double Down” is here every Friday to catch you up on all of the week’s biggest news.
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