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Dabble CEO refuses to rule out expansion into US online sports betting

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Dabble CEO Tom Rundle has explained that the Australian operator has no plans to launch a sportsbook in the US at this stage, although such an expansion could be in the pipeline in the long-term. Dabble is live in Australia, with players able to place real-money wagers, while its US offering is limited to a DFS product launched in 20 states in October 2023.  Dabble’s DFS users can play tournaments across NFL, NBA, MLB, and Australian basketball …
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Dabble CEO refuses to rule out expansion into US online sports betting

Dabble CEO Tom Rundle has explained that the Australian operator has no plans to launch a sportsbook in the US at this stage, although such an expansion could be in the pipeline in the long-term. Dabble is live in Australia, with players able to place real-money wagers, while its US offering is limited to a DFS product launched in 20 states in October 2023.  Dabble’s DFS users can play tournaments across NFL, NBA, MLB, and Australian basketball …

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