FanDuel, a sports betting operation located in the United States, has formed a strategic partnership with Switzerland's Sportradar AG. The deal allows FanDuel to stream live sports games within the company's betting app, providing fans with an opportunity to bet on sporting events while they watch.

As legal sports betting is rolled out in Indiana, residents of the Hoosier State have questions about when and where they can bet, and what they are allowed to bet on. Point Spread Radio clears the confusion and addresses the who, what, when and where of betting on sports in Indiana.

The eleven states that have legalized sports betting in the United States have been gearing up for the busy NFL betting season. With the first week of professional football starting, the state of New York ups the ante with the opening of the largest sportsbook in the state. Located at the Yellow Brick Road Casino, the sportsbook is operated in partnership between the Oneida Tribe and Caesars Entertainment.

It's been one month since the first legal sports bet was placed in Indiana. Now mobile betting becomes legal in the Hoosier state, allowing for vastly expanded gambling opportunities. Point Spread Radio offers you an early look at how to make mobile sports bets in Indiana.

DraftKings has been awarded the official license to operate mobile and retail sports betting operations in the state of New Hampshire. The contract provides DraftKings with the license for an initial six years, with an option to renew for up to four additional years. New Hampshire's lottery operator, IntraLot, will also provide limited sports betting options via an existing network of electronic lottery terminals.