Concerned that expanded sports gambling will bring additional costs for ensuring their games are on the up-and-up, college athletic departments are looking for a way to get a piece of the action.
Read More . . .The founder of daily fantasy sports giant FanDuel is suing his former company’s board of directors for failing to realize that the not-sports-betting company was in the sports betting business.
Read More . . .Flash Draft, which expects to arrive on users’ Android and iOS mobile devices midway through the upcoming NFL season, will allow players to pick athletes they believe will score the most points in quarters 2, 3 and 4 of NFL games, plus a separate contest covering the game’s second half.
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Questions remain: The importance weighing recent rules of disclosing injuries for wagering purposes or beating players & coach’s spouses.
Read More . . .Sports betting adults are more affluent, younger, more diverse and better educated adults than the general population, according to an American Gaming Association (AGA) commissioned study from Nielsen Sports,
Read More . . .By 2026, bookies, bettors and the regulators who monitor them will be playing an entirely different game -- a cat-and-mouse battle featuring cutting-edge technology and fueled by high-speed data, some of which will be coming from inside an athlete's body.
Read More . . .Mickey Mouse doesn’t want Floridians to gamble. At least, that is the takeaway from reports that Disney Worldwide Services continues to dump money into bills that would allow gambling to expand in the Sunshine State.
Read More . . .The U.S. Supreme Court’s decision that allows states to legalize sports gambling has sparked a debate about requiring injury reports in college football, a sport that hasn’t had unified rules.
Read More . . .Who will be the 16 basketball teams to make the NBA Playoffs this season? The Westgate Las Vegas SuperBook has put out their lines for all 30 possibilities, revealing the shifts a few key player moves can make.
Read More . . .Officials in several states and some experts say that even if states don’t experience a windfall in new taxes after legalizing sports betting, reducing that illegal market is worthwhile, not only to raise tax revenue, but also to protect bettors when disputes arise.
Read More . . .The U.S. Supreme Court's decision that allows states to legalize sports gambling has sparked a debate about requiring injury reports in college football, a sport that hasn't had unified rules.
Read More . . .The new licence will enable GeoComply to provide its geolocation compliance solution to help online gambling operators ensure they are only taking wagers from consumers located in the state.
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