There haven't been a lot of new developments with regard to exchange wagering in the U.S. during the past few weeks, but I thought this piece of a recent Bloodhorse article was interesting:
Amoss said he would like to see more U.S. racing jurisdictions adopt policies that permit exchange wagering that is so popular in Europe. He cited the growth of Betfair and its progressive wagering systems as an example of an approach the industry could take to be more attractive to bettors.
Click here for the full article. Trainer Tom Amoss is among those who see exchange wagering as a potential 'fix' for the struggles of the thoroughbred racing industry.
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