ESPN Bet’s new linking feature may help Penn in its quest for market share
Sports Game · 2024-11-06
ESPN Bet’s new linking feature may help Penn in its quest for market share
There has been pressure on Penn Entertainment‘s product, ESPN Bet, to perform during this football season. Yet, with one full month of data in the books, ESPN Bet has not gotten off to the start it would have hoped for in Pennsylvania.
However, ESPN Bet PA could get a boost in the Keystone over the next several months. Penn Entertainment announced linking integration between the company’s sports betting app and the ESPN app, which has been long-awaited.
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