An important meeting on the future of sports betting in Maryland has been postponed, and it’s unclear when it will be rescheduled.
On Thursday, the Maryland board in charge of licenses was supposed to take up applications from the state’s three biggest casinos: Maryland Live!, MGM National Harbor, and the Horseshoe Casino in Baltimore. All three venues already have licensed gaming operations in the state and familiarity with state regulators.
But then, the meeting was postponed. WTOP reached out to Maryland’s Sports Wagering Application Review Commission (SWARC), to find out why and when it will be rescheduled. There has been no response, as of Saturday morning.
This postponement happened approximately one week after Gov. Larry Hogan urged SWARC to speed up the process.
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