It's official: Massachusetts sports betting is now legal after Gov. Charlie Baker signed the sports betting bill into law back in August 2022. 

With that out of the way, let's talk about which sportsbook operators will be launching in Massachusetts. One that will launch when mobile sports betting starts on March 10 is PointsBet Massachusetts.

PointsBet has been one of the best betting apps in the country ever since it entered the U.S. market via New Jersey in 2019. PointsBet Sportsbook will enter the Bay State with mobile betting, so sports bettors will have another fantastic option added to the list of Massachusetts betting apps in March.

PointsBet Sportsbook launched its sports betting product in Australia in 2017, and quickly became one of the top sports betting sites in that country. It has expanded globally and has positioned itself as one of the best options for bettors in the United States and in Canada, where Ontario sports betting is legal and regulated.

Online sports betting in Massachusetts will launch March 10th. The mobile launch date for PointsBet Massachusetts around March could be before March Madness. That's one of the biggest sports betting events of the year.

Let's walk you through everything you need to know to get started with Pointsbet Massachusetts if it goes live in the state in March.

How To Bet At PointsBet Massachusetts

We anticipate that PointsBet Massachusetts will be one of the best sports betting sites to prepare for MA sports betting for March. 

To sign up for PointsBet Massachusetts when sports betting goes live in the Bay State, just follow these steps to get started.

1. Locate the PointsBet Massachusetts betting app via the Apple App Store or the Google Play Store and hit download
2. Register for a new PointsBet Massachusetts Sportsbook account

Is PointsBet Massachusetts Legit?

Yes, the PointsBet Massachusetts promo code is absolutely 100% legit. PointsBet operates legally in a number of US states already, including New Jersey, Michigan, Colorado, and more. It is an internationally-recognized sportsbook and an extremely reputable sports betting operator.

It has been awarded one of the "untethered" Category 3 mobile sportsbook licenses by the Massachusetts Gaming Commission. PointsBet Massachusetts had to jump through numerous regulatory hoops to meet the standards required by the MGC in order to do business in the state. 

An "untethered" license simply means that PointsBet Massachusetts Sportsbook is not tied to one of the three land-based casinos in the state (Encore Boston Harbor, MGM Springfield or Plainridge Park Casino). PointsBet Massachusetts will offer a mobile betting app in the state instead.