New York State is losing cash as a result of its decision not to legalize mobile sports wagering within the borders of the state. A new study performed by Eilers & Krejcik highlights the particular number to this loss, making it a more palpable one.
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Seven casinos that currently operate in the American state of Colorado reportedly filed an application to get master licenses for sports betting. These licenses will give then an opportunity to operate sportsbooks that are not only located in casinos but also online for PC and mobile users.
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The British invasion of the U.S. sportsbetting market is in full swing as UK companies look elsewhere for revenue.
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Professional sports handicapper Ross Benjamin previews Wednesday’s Big East Conference showdown between Butler/Seton Hall and does so from a betting perspective. His highly informative and insightful article concludes with a point-spread winning pick.
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A look at Lucky Live Dealer Casino, the second live dealer casino from top-rated VietBet.
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Maryland voters would no longer be required to decide whether to allow gambling expansion in the state, under a measure approved by the state Senate on Tuesday.
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DeBartolo is the former owner of the NFL team, the San Francisco 49ers. During DeBartolo's time as owner, the team won five Super Bowl titles. DeBartolo pleaded guilty in 1998 to failing to report a felony in a bribery case, which led to former Louisiana Gov. Edwin W. Edwards getting sent to federal prison.
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While moving at a deliberate pace to go live with regulated sports betting after signing a massive gaming expansion bill last summer, Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker is confident bettors will be able to place wagers in time for the NCAA “March Madness” college basketball tournament next month.
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Kansas lawmakers know that they already missed out on one of the best sports gambling opportunities of the year, Super Bowl LIV, and have virtually no chance of greenlighting the activity ahead of the NCAA’s March Madness next month. As a result, they’re not exactly rushing to approve legislation that would allow the state to start seeing sportsbooks pop up in casinos; however, things are still moving forward
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The heads of Atlanta’s big four professional sports teams continued their push for the legalization of online sports gambling in Georgia, promising Thursday that legislation will be introduced soon.
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