The Garden State became the first state in the U.S. to approve betting on this obscure sport.
Want to wrestle another person? Join a jiujitsu gym. Want to take that bout to your car? Enter: CarJitsu, a professional league for jiujitsu-ing in a car.
The company’s SlapFIGHT Championship and World Putting League have both been approved for sports betting across multiple states, and has 16 sports competing or in development. PLN tries to be a match made in heaven for online sports betting sites in the United States. It literally says it on its website:
Mike Salvaris, PLN’s co-founder and Yucatonis’ partner in the company, pointed to the opportunity they’re trying to take advantage of.
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