Jon Kyl Dies at 84: How He Changed Online Gambling in America
- Sep 20, 2026
Jon Kyl dies at 84. We look back at his fight against online gambling, the passage of UIGEA and its lasting impact on offshore sportsbooks and U.S. betting.
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Jon Kyl dies at 84. We look back at his fight against online gambling, the passage of UIGEA and its lasting impact on offshore sportsbooks and U.S. betting.
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Why are states resisting online casino legalization? Hartley examines how iGaming generates billions in revenue while addressing concerns over casinos, tribes and gambling.
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The vacant NIGC chair position leaves Tribal gaming interests without a key federal advocate as Tribes battle Kalshi and other prediction markets over sports betting.
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Sports leagues need to take a second look at what how they enforce athlete betting
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The legal battle over Kalshi and prediction markets could reshape sports betting in America as states, sportsbooks and the CFTC prepare for a Supreme Court showdown.
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Veteran gambling columnist Hartley Henderson examines the CFTC’s newly proposed rules and what they could mean for prediction markets.
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The Brendan Sorsby NCAA gambling scandal reveals theproblems with current sports betting rules for student-athletes.
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Colorado State Senate Bill 26-131, which looks to reshape the state's online gambling industry, passes out of the state Senate.
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Player Props for the NCAA Championship might not be available depending on where you live.
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Federal prosecutors in New York have launched in investigation into insider trading and fraud at Polymarket after massive bets cashed.
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Despite implementing insider trading rules, prediction markets still face growing calls to be regulated as sportsbooks
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Online poker in California has faced significant hurdles, but a potential merger between PokerStars and FanDuel could clear a major obstacle.
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