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UFC partners with American Gaming Association

December 4, 2021 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

As we head into another Saturday night with the UFC, an interesting tweet came through the American Gaming Association which indicated it is partnering with the UFC.

.@ufc Fight Night is tonight! #UFCVegas44@AmericanGaming and UFC are partnering to remind you to #HaveAGamePlan to bet responsibly if you’re getting in on the action.

Find resources: https://t.co/ZymdfAQV0K pic.twitter.com/KusXOep0uO

— American Gaming Association (@AmericanGaming) December 4, 2021

The link leads to the American Gaming Association page which gives general tips on gambling responsibly. 

The UFC is a proponent of sports betting as we all knew, and the legalization of it in states across America will facilitate gaming revenue for those states and interest in the UFC.

The UFC partnership promotes responsible gaming while also letting people know that you can gamble on UFC fights.

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