When it comes to sports betting, each state sets its own rules and regulations. Some haven’t budged on their anti-sportsbook stance, while others launched as soon as possible after the Supreme Court overturned a federal ban. Official betting is one of these new markets, and it’s a unique way for fans to place wagers on their favorite teams and events.

When you’re placing a wager on an event, look for the official betting logo to confirm the operator is licensed and regulated in your jurisdiction. Then, you’ll need to provide a few key pieces of information to complete the KYC (know your customer) process. Most sites will ask for your name, date of birth, phone number, residential address, email address and the last four digits of your Social Security Number. Some may also ask you to upload scanned documents, like a driver’s license and household bill, to verify your identity.

NASCAR teamed up with a leading online gaming operator to create a first-of-its-kind official betting product, including more than 25 in-race bet types. The result is a powerful, data-powered solution that gives sportsbooks across regulated states an engaging way to engage NASCAR fans while they watch the race live on TV.