Sports betting’s triumphant Supreme Court victory has prompted a change from the American Gaming Association (AGA). The AGA updated its Code of Conduct for Responsible Gaming to include language about sports betting and its associated advertising.
Read More . . .While Las Vegas has tremendous appeal for tourists, New Jersey’s population is simply much bigger, and wealthierThese factors have propelled NJ online gambling into a quarter-billion dollar a year industry, and that’s important because online will be the key to sports betting success as well.
Read More . . .There are no VIP ropes anymore. The DraftKings Sportsbook app is officially open to everyone in New Jersey. A few days after soft-launching its mobile sports betting product, which included only accepting bets from invite-only guests, DraftKings rolled out its NJ sportsbook app to the public Monday morning.
Read More . . .WNBA pick for the Dallas Wings game as they host the Connecticut Sun.
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Gambling proponents in Louisiana are scrambling to gather support for the legalization of sports betting in the state and break Mississippi’s monopoly in the southeastern United States.
Read More . . .It probably won’t be long before you can order a caffe macchiato at Starbucks and then tell the barista to put down a few sawbucks on Rams-49ers and Raiders-Judases.
Read More . . .More than $8 million was wagered on sports at Delaware's three casinos from June 25 to July 29, according to data from the Delaware Lottery.
Read More . . .MGM Resorts International announced a pair of partnership agreements Monday that could significantly expand the newly-created U.S. sports betting landscape. The Las Vegas-based casino giant entered into a 50-50 joint venture partnership with UK-based GVC Holdings to create a U.S.-based sports wagering and online gambling platform.
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