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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Shaquille O'Neal to serve as WynnBET strategic consultant.
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The Arizona Department of Gaming regulators likely will be required to pick winners and losers among applicants for sportsbook licenses from the state.
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New Tribal gaming compacts may be in violation of several antiquated U.S. gambling laws.
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The tribe, already a financial powerhouse, has signed a ‘historic compact’ with the state that will generate billions of dollars.
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Since posting a record sports wagering handle in March, Iowa saw its third straight month with a decrease in overall betting.
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The state has moved a step closer to seeing sports wagering at tribal casinos.
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By September, bettors in Connecticut can go online to gamble on sports teams at the state’s two casinos or through the state lottery.
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Miami’s Bonita Springs Poker Room and Magic City Casino have filed suit against the state of Florida, seeking to block the implementation of a wide-reaching online gambling compact it reached with the Seminole Tribe and approved earlier this year.
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The New York State Gaming Commission has missed the deadline to release a solicitation seeking bidders to operate online sports betting in the state.
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