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When Will Maryland Sports Betting Apps Launch?

By Maryland Sharp | March 7, 2022 | Sports Betting | 1 |

When Will Maryland Sports Betting Apps Launch?

by Maryland Sharp | March 7, 2022 | Sports Betting | 1 |

In-person sports betting is legal in Maryland, but for those who prefer gambling remotely, that option may not be available for a while. We’ve been tracking when Maryland sports betting apps will launch.

The posters put up by the staff of U.S. Sen. Ben Cardin said, “Thank you Howard County,” but they might just as well have said “Thank you, Ben” from the elected officials who met with the retiring senator Friday.

The effusive praise and thanks for Cardin’s 58 years of elected service were mutual in the second leg of his “farewell tour” of the state. He’s represented Marylanders for 18 years in the Senate, 20 years in the U.S. House and 20 years in the state House of Delegates, including eight as speaker.

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When Will Maryland Sports Betting Apps Launch?

When Will Maryland Sports Betting Apps Launch?

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