New Jersey became the first state to legalize sports betting after the Supreme Court overturned the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PASPA) in 2018.

PASPA was enacted in 1992 and prohibited states from authorizing sports betting, with a few exceptions.

Nevada has the most legal sportsbooks in the United States, with over 100 locations.

The minimum age to legally bet on sports in most U.S. states is 21.

New York has the highest tax rate on sports betting, at 51%.

Retail sportsbooks typically offer a variety of betting options, including fixed-odds betting, parlay betting, and proposition betting.

Moneyline betting is the most popular type of sports betting in the United States, accounting for over 50% of all bets.

The maximum number of teams that can be included in a parlay bet varies by sportsbook, but it is typically 10.

All of the above are common types of proposition bets.

The maximum amount that can be wagered on a single sports bet varies by sportsbook and state, but it is typically $5,000.

E-wallets are the most common method of depositing funds into a sportsbook account.

E-wallets are the most common method of withdrawing funds from a sportsbook account.

The average hold percentage for sportsbooks is around 5%.

Deposit match bonuses are the most common type of sports betting bonus.

All of the above are good ways to learn more about sports betting.