William Hill intends to be in every state that opens as soon as the law allows. The goal is for the brand to be as recognized in the U.S. as it is in the U.K., where it’s been taking wagers for more than 80 years and now runs 2,342 betting shops.
Read More . . .The PGA Tour would welcome regulated and legalized sports betting on its competitions if the Supreme Court overturns the federal ban that prohibits such bets in most states.
Read More . . .PlayUSA.com has made history by introducing the first Twitch channel exclusively focused on legal online casino sites in the U.S. Already a leading source for news, analysis, and research on the U.S. regulated online casino market, PlayUSA is now utilizing Twitch's industry-leading live streaming video platform to bring online casino games and poker to viewers.
Read More . . .Los Angeles is too talented to keep struggling much longer and is still at +500 on those MLB futures but is now trailing the team that beat it in the 2017 World Series, the Houston Astros (+425).
Read More . . .The time is ripe to weed out the strong companies from the weak. Caesars belongs to the weak category, and its shares will follow the general market down, just at a faster pace
Read More . . .It would be up to the states to decide on how to categorize esports. In Nevada sports books, esports betting falls outside of the state’s sports betting structure.
Read More . . .Looking at the latest revenue report by the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation, however, it becomes clear that the Crown agency’s online division is generating modest revenues and still lagging behind its offshore gaming competition.
Read More . . .Sports gambling is too popular and lucrative to remain illegal in the majority of the United States for much longer. If it were legalized in all states, the government could potentially create more efficient regulation in the industry and help prevent match fixing with the help of advanced monitoring technology.
Read More . . .The 2018 NCAA tournament has produced a fair share of excitement and close games, but as is the case every year, many contests resulted in agony for bettors.
Read More . . .Florida lawmakers, perennially unable to agree on gambling legislation, may roll the dice again. A special session of the Florida Legislature is possible. Or, it could turn out the way similar efforts have ended up for years – all talk and no payoff.
Read More . . .Even though the four-time winner hasn’t played at Augusta in three years, many sportsbooks have him as the favorite, and the 42-year-old golfer returning to the game after his fourth back surgery took note.
Read More . . .William "Billy" T. Walters, 71, who in his prime had the financial muscle and acumen to move betting lines worldwide and scared Las Vegas sportsbooks and offshore gambling operators to the degree that they refused to take his bets, is laying low inside the Pensacola Federal Prison Camp, a minimum-security facility housed on a naval air station in the Florida Panhandle.
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