NFL and sportsbooks are preparing to launch their official betting partnerships for this season. The league has announced a multiyear agreement with FanDuel, DraftKings, and Caesars Entertainment to provide betting content for its network broadcasts this fall. These partnerships will provide both companies with access to official league data and the chance to market their brand. However, one major question remains: can sportsbooks sell their official betting data to fans? This question will be answered in another article.

The first step towards a more robust sports betting market is to get regulated in your state. The law on sports betting was passed in the U.S. in 2018. Since then, the NFL has made sports betting legal in many states. The NFL, NBA, and MLB have all announced official betting deals with sportsbook operators. And despite the legality of sports betting in the U.S., many fans are still hesitant to place bets on sports.

There are many benefits to being an official partner with an NFL, NBA, MLB, and MLS team. The official betting partners also have access to team logos, which makes it easy to bet on the team you love. The website and app are aesthetically pleasing and logically laid out, with betting markets and stats easy to access. The app has plenty of prop betting options as well. Ultimately, a licensed sportsbook will ensure that the games are fair and the bets are honored.