A U.S. representative out of Wisconsin, Jim Sensenbrenner (R-Wisconsin), doesn’t believe the states have the intelligence to make their own sports gambling decisions
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This fall, the track has begun taking back some winnings, thanks to the mid-September opening of its $65 million Derby City Gaming venue. Its 900 historical racing machines feel just like slots to most players.
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The long-anticipated wait for legal sports betting in Pennsylvania has come to an end, with Hollywood Casino in Grantville becoming the first to accept a wager.
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In South Carolina, legalized sports betting is a long shot at best, even though the federal courts checked the issue to the states in May, opening the door for sports betting nationwide.
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Putting a percentage of legal sports bets into league coffers, now, a key lawmaker in Michigan sponsoring a bill that would legalize sports betting and iGaming in the state could give a win to the leagues. According to a report from Reuters, following a U.S. Sports Betting Policy Summit in Washington D.C. this week, Michigan state representative Brandt Iden (R-District 61) changed his mind on the fees after “spending significant time with the leagues.”
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"It's coming to Ohio whether people want it or not," Governor-elect Mike DeWine told News 5 last month. "We need to be there to do it right, the right way."
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Nevada’s Gaming Control Board is discovering that making changes to regulations governing the state’s sports betting isn’t as simple as it sounds. An hour-long workshop in Las Vegas Thursday proved that point.
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In a game that was shifted from Mexico City, the Los Angeles Rams will host the Kansas City Chiefs in a titanic battle on Monday night football.
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Monday night features the NFL Game of the Month Plus a FREE NCAA Basketball Play
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The Pittsburgh Steelers were swept by the Jacksonville Jaguars last season, and on Sunday they'll be looking for some payback.
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