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It’s been just short of two months since both in-person and online sports betting became legal here in the state of Kentucky. “I think Kentucky sports betting Kentucky sports betting launch compared favorably with other states of similar size to Kentucky,” said Sports Betting Regulation Expert and Editor for Sports Betting Dime, Robert Linnehan. Last week, Governor Beshear announced that nearly $448 million has been wagered since sports betting began in Kentucky.

The RGAA is an advocate of fair regulation as it is essential to consumer protection and ultimately, responsible gambling. Our businesses are often the first interaction many consumers have with sports betting and gambling. These interactions promote an open marketplace, allow consumers to educate themselves and provide consumer choice. We believe affiliate marketers are a vital part of the industry and should be fairly compensated for our efforts.

Sports betting in North Carolina won’t launch on Jan. 8- the first date on which the new law allows for mobile sports betting in the state- as officials hash out rules and licensing issues. The North Carolina Lottery Commission, which is charged with regulating the industry in the state, has until June 15 to launch sports betting in the state.

Two major institutions from the world of online gambling have come together to ensure that enjoying a bet on a favourite sport, a game of bingo or a spin of a slot can continue to be a safe, positive entertainment-based wagering experience. As the start of Safer Gambling Week in the UK kicks-off, WhichBingo and Better Change believe businesses can provide the best offers, tips, reviews and odds to those that want them, while at the same time encouraging everyone to be more mindful of how they are playing, delivering a positive experience. The larger partnership with Better Change will also extend to WhichBingo’s parent company, XLMedia.

Six like-minded US affiliates have joined forces to form the Responsible Gambling Affiliate Association (RGAA). The newly created body’s job will seek to help affiliate companies serve the online gambling market in a responsible way. The RGAA is comprised of six major affiliates, including Better Collective, Catena Media, Gambling.com, Oddschecker Global Media, Spotlight Sports Group and XLMedia. The six companies believe that affiliates have a responsibility to promote safer gambling and balance between effective marketing and customer protection.

The group will serve as a trade association to offer services within the regulated market. Six major US gambling affiliates have joined together to form the Responsible Gambling Affiliate Association (RGAA). The coalition’s initial members include Better Collective, Catena Media, Gambling.com Group, oddschecker Global Media, Spotlight Sports Group and XLMedia.