The online sports betting company FanDuel will open an in-person sports book at Bally’s casino in Atlantic City once the casino’s sale to a Rhode Island company is finalized.
When that happens, all nine Atlantic City casinos will have on-location sports books as New Jersey vies for the national lead in the fast-growing sports betting industry.
FanDuel told The Associated Press that it has plans for a temporary sports betting facility in the casino soon, and will build a permanent sports book on the center of the casino floor next spring.
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