International Game Technology (IGT) will spin off its Digital & Betting arm over the coming 12 months. During a virtual investor day on Tuesday, the global gaming technology provider outlined its plans to maximize the value of the business segment. The division will become its own separate entity over the next year.
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Three Maryland casinos that typically regard one another as competitors banded together on Monday to press the state to act on promised sports betting licenses.
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The District of Columbia continued to see increased sports betting activity in October following the football boost in September.
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Native Americans want to control sports wagering in the state — and expand their casino empires.
Read More . . .Lisa Piluso is among 14 gamblers who filed the same complaint against American Gaming Systems.
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Right now, sportsbooks and betting apps don’t offer horse racing. Fixed odds wagering would change that.
Read More . . .The Gaming Operator’s Branding Will Be Shown During The Team’s Home Games At The Stadium in Philadelphia.
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Four tribal operators in California have introduced a new ballot measure that would bring sports betting to the state if approved.
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One of the most iconic sports venues in North America got a dance partner today when MSG Sports and MSG Entertainment named BetMGM as an official sports betting partner starting immediately.
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A measure that would allow Wrigley Field, Soldier Field and other Chicago stadiums to host their own sports betting facilities is attracting high-powered opponents and supporters.
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The New York state gaming commission has recommended that nine sports betting operators, including DraftKings, Caesars, FanDuel and BetMGM, receive mobile licenses to operate in the state, which is imposing a controversial 51% tax rate on sports betting revenue.
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Shares sank as the firm cut its full-year underlying earnings outlook to between £1.24 billion and £1.28 billion for the group, excluding the US.
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