As of Wednesday, existing Fanatics customers eligible to bet on sports are receiving an invitation with a code to access the beta version of the Fanatics Sportsbook Massachusetts app. Interested bettors who are not current Fanatics customers can download the app from the Apple Store or Google Play Store and join a waitlist.
The beta product customers are receiving a deposit bonus of $200 in bonus bets after placing a bet of $5 or more.
Fanatics Sportsbook becomes the eighth of the Massachusetts sportsbook apps, joining BetMGM, DraftKings, FanDuel, Caesars Sportsbook, Barstool Sportsbook, WynnBET and Betr.
Fanatics connects to Massachusetts sportsbook landscape
Fanatics Sportsbook is aiming to convert some of its existing merchandise and apparel customers into betting customers to establish a significant presence in the Massachusetts market. Currently, DraftKings holds the leading position in the market, with a 52% share of the Massachusetts handle market in September and 24.4% of the market in terms of revenue. FanDuel ranks second in both categories, followed by BetMGM in third place.
While the top three apps dominate the market, there is still room for a new app to make an impact. Barstool Sportsbook secured the fourth position in handle and revenue in March and April. Caesars Sportsbook ranked last in handle for both months, while WynnBET was fifth out of six in handle based on available data.
Just where else might be Fanatics Sportsbook live?
Lovers Sportsbook in addition has launched throughout Ohio together with Tennessee, together with it’ ring expected to go real time in Baltimore soon. Additionally, Fanatics incorporates a retail sportsbook at FedEx Field throughout Maryland .
Fanatics TOP DOG Michael Rubin has depicted a wish to live in 12-15 states because of the September kickoff of the 2023 NFL time. Fanatics just recently purchased PointsBet’ s PEOPLE sports betting tools for $150 million, which ought to help drastically in that process.
Matt Bain started as Content Manager at PlayMA in 2022. Before that, he spent six years as a sports reporter and then deputy sports editor for the Des Moines Register, during which time he won seven statewide writing awards, including the Genevieve Mauck Stoufer Outstanding Young Iowa Journalists Award. As deputy sports editor, Matthew oversaw the Register’s recruiting coverage while also overseeing the outlet’s high school sports coverage. Matthew graduated from San Diego State and grew up in California, but he’s somehow a Boston Celtics fan. Long story. Matt also led coverage of Prop 26 vs. Prop 27 in the California gambling election battle for Dipendenza Media.
