DraftKings, FanDuel and other daily fantasy sports, or DFS, are just part of a golf-gambling boom. Interest in betting on golf tournaments is surging in Las Vegas and elsewhere, with active encouragement from the professional tours. Gamblers in many states are using mobile-phone apps such as William Hill, Bet365, FanDuel and BetMGM to place legal bets on golf.
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The next time you start to point your finger at "Vegas" for being behind a wacky NFL ending, remember this: An outright victory by the Jets on Sunday would've produced the biggest win of the season for some bookmakers.
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Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's administration extended on Monday the closure of some Michigan businesses, the halt on indoor dining at restaurants and the suspension of in-person instruction at high schools through Dec. 20 as COVID-19 surges on.
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CEO Adam Greenblatt sees nationwide online poker liquidity sharing within a decade
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West Virginia’s sports wagering activity showed improvement in November after dropping in October from September’s record. Internet gaming also increased during November.
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Last week's blockbuster trade between the Houston Rockets & Washington Wizards did very little to shake up the overall title odds
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The virus has been forcing postponements, knocking key players out of action and jumbling betting lines since Week 4 back in October.
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Yankees president Randy Levine laid out a sweeping plan to help New York City’s cash-starved government weather the pandemic-fueled fiscal crisis on Thursday — including legalizing mobile sports betting and marijuana and imposing a new tax on wealthy hedge fund investors to generate revenues.
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It is indeed big news in the sports betting industry as the additional purchase of a 37.2 percent stake in FanDuel by Flutter Entertainment will mean that the company will now own 95 percent of FanDuel.
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The legalization of sports gambling two years ago in the United States sent shockwaves through the collegiate sports landscape. As states started to pass legislation, administrators scrambled to assess the impact of sports gambling on collegiate sports becoming more accessible to bettors.
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Joe Asher, CEO of the company that handles about a quarter of the legal sports bets in the country, predicted that California, Texas, and Florida will legalize sportsbooks eventually.
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