WWE News: WWE seeks to legalize sports betting on its matches in several states
Like any other sporting event, WWE is also part of the betting culture in the United States, as we see before the celebration of its PLEs. However, several.
States in the country do not allow this type of game within their territory. Something the company is trying to change. And it is that, according to CNBC.com.
WWE would be holding conversations with the betting commissions of Colorado and Michigan to legalize betting on the results of their combats.
The company would have given the Academy Awards (Oscars) as an example, ensuring that they can keep the results of the fights secret before.
They are played. The outlet adds that WWE is working with accounting firm EY to ensure the results of the matches are scheduled in hopes of.
Convincing regulators that there is no chance of the results being leaked to the public, according to multiple sources. sources familiar with.
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The matter. EY has historically worked at award galas, including the Oscars and Emmys, to keep the results secret.WWE executives would have.
Proposed that the results of the matches be set months in advance, and that not even the wrestlers themselves could know the result until shortly.
Before the match takes place. It should be noted that betting on the Oscars is currently legal and available through some sports betting apps.
Including industry leaders like FanDuel and DraftKings. However, most states do not allow it. Also, unlike the Academy Awards, WWE matches are scripted.
By writers, which might not win over bookmakers even if regulators grant the McMahons’ company their wish. If necessary, it would be.
Those that would have to decide if they include WWE in their sports betting offer. Meanwhile.
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Media sources indicated that the McMahon company has not yet entered into conversations with the sports houses about it.
