The fast-growing company that offers unique live sports content optimized for betting, Pro League Network (PLN), announced it has extended its presence in an important market in the United States. Last week, PLN confirmed that it secured authorization to offer sports betting markets for the CarJitsu Championship in New Jersey.
CarJitsu is a niche sport that continues to expand its popularity. The sport represents an activity that perfectly matches its name – it’s a fight between jiu-jitsu experts that takes place in a car.
The secured approval from the New Jersey gambling regulator, the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement (DGE), complements the growth of PLN and helps the CarJitsu Championship to reach new players and bettors.
In a statement, the CarJitsu Championship acknowledged the latest announcement as “huge news.” Revealing that the activity is officially approved for wagering in the Garden State, the Championship said that the entry represents a major achievement.
“CarJitsu Championship is officially approved for wagering in New Jersey. This marks another milestone for the sport and an ongoing push to reach new heights! The PLN family extends their gratitude for the continued support. Follow and tune in for more CarJitsu action,“
reads a statement released by the CarJitsu Championship
PLN Remains Dedicated to Revolutionizing Betting on Niche Sports
The approval for betting on CarJitsu in New Jersey follows another important recent announcement from the PLN. Back in May, the company confirmed it secured $2.2 million to continue revolutionizing betting on niche sports.
Besides CarJitsu, PLN helps promote a range of other niche sports, including slapfighting, minigolf and streetball, among others. The company offers exciting live sports content that is optimized for betting with brands such as the World Putting League, Pro Carrom Tour, Str33t and many more.
Not unexpectedly, such sports are expected to attract a younger demographic. According to PLN, its audience is a demographic between the ages of 18 and 34, primarily male.
Currently, the company owns and operates more than a dozen sports venues. Additionally, PLN has a presence in more than 100 countries across the globe.
