Sports bettor David Oancea, known as “Vegas Dave” in the gambling world, will have to stay out of Las Vegas sportsbooks for three years after a judge issued him his sentence for a misdemeanor charge on Monday.
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To commemorate the one year anniversary of the downfall of PASPA, The Action Network has partnered with GlobalWebIndex to present an in-depth survey of consumer attitudes toward sports betting and how they have changed over the last 12 months.
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Around the globe, the international online gambling industry is waiting with bated breath as the US, by far the biggest potential market, openly flirts with legalized igaming. Indeed, many of the biggest players in the industry, mainly European, have already pre-empted the potential windfall by partnering up with casinos and other gambling enterprises in America.
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Casino giant MGM Resorts is telling federal regulators it thinks it might pay up to $800 million to settle liability lawsuits stemming from the October 2017 mass shooting that became the deadliest in modern U.S. history.
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Fox Corp. and Walt Disney Co.’s ESPN are entering the world of sports betting -- and gaining notice as media companies look at new ways to build viewership in a world of declining pay-TV subscribers
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The hit HBO series Game of Thrones comes to end with season 8 and we have the latest odds on who will take the Iron Throne!
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A one year to the day after a U.S. Supreme Court decision allowed states to legalize sports betting, networks are laying their bets on integrating gambling into their programming.
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The deal includes building a new ESPN-branded studio at The LINQ Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, where sports betting-themed content will be created, along with segments for ESPN’s recently launched sports betting-related show “Daily Wager.”
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Online gamblers in the US are using evasion techniques 119 percent more than those internationally, according to research released today by iovation – a provider of online fraud prevention solutions to eight of the top 10 gambling platform providers worldwide.
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The debate over sports books using official data from sports leagues or data from other sources they consider accurate and reliable remains a heated topic. The issue dominated a panel discussion Tuesday at ICE North America in Boston.
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Many had hoped that the inevitable spread of sports betting would also allow online poker to piggyback on that success, with states passing legislation that allowed for internet gambling in addition to So far, however, that hasn’t panned out in most cases.
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