When the leaders of U.S. professional sports leagues convened in New York to discuss the business of sports, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell had been an active, insightful participant. Until the topic of gambling came up.
Read More . . .The use of algorithms has made both bookies and punters more sophisticated
Read More . . .Sports betting will be legal in the US in “the next few years” according to NBA chief Adam Silver.
Read More . . .With the first NFL preseason game less than three weeks away, Las Vegas sportsbooks are scrambling to spruce up and get ready for throngs of football bettors.
Read More . . .Pennsylvania casinos enjoyed table game revenue growth in their most recent fiscal year but it wasn’t enough to prevent a decline in overall gaming revenue.
Read More . . .New York Aqueduct Racetrack will be expanded with exclusive entertainment services, such as new gaming machines, restaurants and retail stores.
Read More . . .The proposed merger of daily fantasy sports giants DraftKings and FanDuel was officially pronounced dead on Thursday by the CEOs of both companies.
Read More . . .FanDuel and DraftKings scrapped their plans to merge on Thursday, less than a month after federal regulators all but doomed the union between the dominant daily fantasy sports companies.
Read More . . .Billionaires are used to getting what they want — but that doesn't mean they should always be able to buy what they want. Legislation, for instance, and lawmakers.
Read More . . .Google’s Android app store is finally relaxing its longstanding ban on gambling and betting apps, according to reports on a UK tech site.
Read More . . .CNBC reported that AutoLotto is attempting to lure millennials into playing the lottery through its app, which allows users to buy tickets from their smartphone.
Read More . . .Daily fantasy sports giant FanDuel may be forced to take out a tithing basket once again and gather more funds from investors after the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) blocked its proposed merger with rival DraftKings.
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