With sports book operators hungering for new customers in a growing number of U.S. states, sports leagues looking for ways to bolster the value of their television broadcast rights and casinos looking for ways to build new relationships, sports publishers find themselves in position to significantly bolster their ad revenues over the next several years.
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The West Virginia Lottery has started work on an online gambling regulatory framework and Director John Myers said recently that he felt pretty good about how the agency has been approaching the matter.
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Two 13-0 teams meet in the Fiesta Bowl, with either the Clemson Tigers or Ohio State Buckeyes moving forward to play for the national championship.
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Renowned professional sports handicapper Ross Benjamin breaks down Friday’s Cheez-It Bowl matchup between Air Force and Washington State from a betting perspective. Be sure to read this insightful article before making a wagering move.
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Hartley Henderson lists his top 10 gambling stories of the 2019. In the first of two parts, Hartley examines huge stories that affected gambling in both the United States and Canada.
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The battle for a regulated sports betting market in the nation’s most populated state hits a new snag as the latest ballot initiative proposed by one of California’s largest Native American tribes is under attack. A representative from the state’s legal cardrooms is claiming that this proposal is nothing more than another attempt by tribal casinos to shut competitors down.
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Shares of Kambi Group PLC lost 30 percent on Monday’s news that DraftKings planned to acquire SBTech. Investors fear the acquisition could threaten the current multi-state partnership between Kambi and DraftKings
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Sam A. Antar — nephew to disgraced electronics mogul “Crazy” Eddie Antar — is accused of stealing $794,000 from investors and blowing it on online gambling and casino trips.
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Sports betting giant DraftKings plans to merge with two other firms and go public, the Boston-based company announced Monday. DraftKings said it will complete its merger with gambling tech firm SBTech and acquisition company Diamond Eagle Acquisition sometime in the first half of 2020
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The Louisiana Tech Bulldogs will have a friendly crowd as they take on the Miami Hurricanes in the Independence Bowl.
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