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Is Sports Betting Coming to H Street?

  • August 19th 2019

by UrbanTurf Staff

The 800 block of H Street NE.

Sports betting could be coming to one of DC's most popular corridors. 

The lounge and bar Mythology & Lore/Dirty Water on the H Street Corridor has applied to DC's Alcohol Beverage Regulation Administration (ABRA) for a substantial change to their current license that would allow the establishment to house sports wagering machines. The bar at 816 H Street NE is specifically looking to place three wagering machines in the third floor bar. 

This application is subject to a 45-day protest period and will be considered by the ANC 6A Alcoholic Beverage Licensing Committee on Tuesday before going before the ABRA in October. Mythology & Lore/Dirty Water will also need to apply for a sports betting license in addition to garnering the ABRA approval. 

Expect to see more establishments applying for similar changes in DC. The city allows two classes of operators. Class A are large facilities like Capital One Arena or Audi Field. Class B operators can be individuals or groups that want to start a private sports betting facility. 

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/is-sports-betting-coming-to-h-street/15774.

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