Official betting is the growing industry of gambling on sports events and offers an easy way for sports fans to get more information about the odds of winning. However, these odds are not always easy to interpret and many factors go into the odds. In order to make the odds easier to understand, the NFL has signed partnerships with betting operators and integrated gambling content into broadcasts and the stadium experience. This year, the NFL expects to earn $270 million in official sports betting revenue. In addition, other sportsbooks have the opportunity to sign official betting data deals with NFL teams.

This agreement is expected to bring new growth to the sports betting industry. According to the NFL, a perfect sports betting law would have substantive licensing requirements, create clear markets and protect consumers. The NFL would also prohibit betting from insiders and place the onus on operators to prevent insider betting. However, to be successful, the NFL needed the support of all 32 owners of NFL teams. There are four groups: the NFL, owners of individual teams, the NFLPA.

The deal will enable MGM sportsbooks to display NBA logos on their oddsboards. While this agreement is an extension of the previous partnership between the NBA and MGM, it will open the door for other sports leagues to pursue similar deals.