When bids were accepted earlier this year, none of the mainstream, well-known mobile sports gambling operators submitted one.
And the working group's so-chair, State Rep.
"That should be a concern to you also saying, 'how come they didn't bid?' That's like have a race track and none of the horses want to come in, but you have a race track.
Adding mobile sports to the online platform will allow for a greater variety of wagering options," said Keeley.
But Jon Mandel with the Sports Betting Alliance – which represents FanDuel, DraftKings, and Fanatics among others – says that option can be harmful.
That's what happened in the District of Columbia, and that similarly could happen in Delaware if it has one operator that experiences technical issues," said Mandel.
Cooke didn't offer a timeline, but he did end the meeting saying more research needs to be done.
He also hopes a compromise between all parties can be reached that is the right one for the state and constituents.
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