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Sports betting jobs can include everything from sportsbook teller to betting analyst. The duties vary from job to job, but they all require a certain level of expertise. In some roles, candidates need to have a bachelor’s degree, while others simply need a high school diploma. Experience is important, since betting decisions directly affect company profits. Candidates must also have strong communication skills, honesty, and a thorough understanding of betting laws.

Legalized sports betting has created thousands of new jobs for people in the gambling industry. As more states and jurisdictions open their sportsbook sites, more jobs will be available. In the meantime, job seekers should monitor job boards for sports betting jobs and check companies’ websites for job opportunities. Most companies will have job listings on their sites.

As more states legalize sports betting, many journalists are moving into betting careers. Teddy Greenstein, who spent 24 years as a sportswriter for the Chicago Tribune, was recently hired by PointsBet as a senior editor for content. He is also the lead broadcaster for Vegas Stats and Information, a sports betting website. Another recent hire is Erin Dolan, a recent graduate of Penn State who developed her on-air skills while working for FanDuel and PointsBet. Later, she was hired by ESPN to be a sports betting analyst.

In addition to sports betting jobs, marketing and communication positions are in demand. As sports betting has become legal, companies have stepped up their digital marketing efforts and expanded their marketing staffs. ESPN, for example, has combined its fantasy sports staff with its sportsbook division, hiring senior marketing managers and social media experts. Other major sportsbook companies are hiring content creators, social media managers, and product managers to support their marketing efforts.

Esther Holmes

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