Connecticut’s online gambling market will launch tomorrow as the state continues the rollout of its plan to expand the state’s gambling market. According to a report from the Hartford Courant, the Department of Consumer Protection notified the state’s two federally recognized tribal nations, as well as the Connecticut Lottery Corp. that the three entities could begin accepting online bets starting at 3 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 12. It’s the start of a seven-day soft launch to ensure that all the systems are running smoothly. Once the soft launch is complete, betting will be available statewide with no restrictions. All three entities will be allowed to accept online sports bets, but the two tribal nations will start the rollout of its online betting market, which will feature traditional casino games like online slots and roulette. The soft launch will restrict the Lottery’s sports betting sites to 750 accounts with limited gambling hours. FanDuel and DraftKings, the two sports betting partners of the Mashantucket Pequots and the Mohegan Tribe, will face the same restrictions. Rush Street interactive is the sports betting partner ...