A judge on Monday evening refused to block a new Arizona law allowing sports gambling to be run by professional sports teams in a decision that will allow the major gambling expansion start as planned later this week.
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After more than a decade, Kentucky is still trying to get money out of PokerStars and it's time for the Supreme Court to end this nonsense.
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Snoqualmie Casino CEO Stanford Le says his venue’s planned Thursday opening of the state’s first legalized sports gambling.
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Allied with the Seminole Tribe, Gov. Ron DeSantis’ administration says a federal judge should dismiss a lawsuit challenging a new gambling deal that will allow the tribe to operate sports betting in Florida.
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The legislature’s Regulation Review Committee approved regulations for sports betting and online gambling, putting the new gaming market one step closer to legal availability in Connecticut.
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Senators brought the prospect of legal sports wagering in North Carolina one step closer to reality.
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Florida Education Champions, a political action committee backed by betting sites FanDuel and DraftKings, has raised more than $20 million to get organized sports betting on the ballot next year.
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Flutter Entertainment delivered results for the first half of 2021, providing separate data for its US operations for the first time. The numbers affirmed the strength of FanDuel in the US online sports wagering market.
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Bookmaker Betfred and MaximBet – the betting brand associated with the Maxim media group – have announced plans to launch sports betting offerings within the state of Arizona after securing market access agreements with tribal operators.
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Even in the midst of a pandemic, casinos in the US had their best second quarter in history, hauling in $13.6 billion.
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News out of New York on Monday evening sent shockwaves through the sports betting community as the country’s three largest sportsbook operators joined forces on a single bid for mobile access to what would be the country’s largest market.
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The Illinois Gaming Board has opened the window for sportsbooks interested in applying for a mobile-only license, but the price tag is steep.
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