Bally Bet is expected to launch in Massachusetts in early July, according to the Massachusetts Gaming Commission. The sports betting app was originally projected to launch this week, but it’ll need a few extra days before being fully ready to go live with a new tentative go-live date of Monday.

Once live, Bally Bet will be the seventh sports betting app operating in Massachusetts, joining industry giants like DraftKings and FanDuel.

Bally Bet is also expected to launch in Maryland in July, which will make it operational in nine states including Massachusetts. Bally Bet is currently live in seven states:

At Wednesday’s agenda setting meeting, the MGC proposed Aug. 1 as the date when it will discuss meeting format and questions to ask at a future meeting about sports betting limits. A previous roundtable discussion focused on bettors being limited was skipped by major operators, which angered commissioners.

Sports betting operators have suggested they’ll attend a future meeting, which will occur at some point after the Aug. 1 planning meeting. It’s unclear whether the operators will share enough information about how they limit bettors for the discussion to prove valuable.

Additionally, commissioners shared interest Wednesday in discussing illegal gambling markets at a future date. The discussion of illegal operators figures to focus on Bovada, which has received recent cease-and-desist letters in several states.