Happy Tuesday, everyone, and welcome to your weekly sports betting news recap. Legislatures are in full swing, which means there are plenty of sports betting stories to go over. Aside from bill news, companies started reporting their earnings and 2019 sports betting results are flowing.

Mobile Michigan sports betting could be up by the Super Bowl — in 2021. While March Madness remains a realistic time frame for retail MI sports betting to launch at Detroit’s commercial casinos, the Michigan Gaming Control Board (MGCB) expects the rules for mobile sports betting and internet casino gambling to take a full year.

Kindred Group took a nearly $8 million EBITDA loss on its US operations in Q4, the Unibet-parent company announced this week. The Swedish firm launched its Unibet brand in New Jersey and Pennsylvania during the quarter incurring costs around licensing, marketing and operations.

An initiative to get Washington sports betting is underway in the legislature but one man behind the bill doesn’t expect passage this year. The state of Washington has a shortened session this year with just 60 days to get a lot of work done. Given it’s an election year, Gov. Jay Inslee likely has bigger…

Peak mobile share for PA sports betting reached new heights in December, another telling sign of public preference in the US market. Online sports betting accounted for $297.4 million in handle, or 86.8% of the state’s total wagered in December. Retail handle actually dropped 9.3% to $45.1 million.