As the Supreme Court continues to mull over Murphy v NCAA, nearly 20 states across the U.S. have taken up the issue of legalizing sports betting in their respective legislatures. But so far, only Pennsylvania and West Virginia have passed laws that will allow sports betting should the court rule to overturn the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PASPA).
Read More . . .Here are reasoned predictions from experienced, accomplished attorneys. Not all of the predictions will be welcomed by folks who want to see legal sports betting take hold without delay.
Read More . . .New Jersey casinos and racetracks — as well as sports gaming fans in the New York metropolitan area — are bracing for the possibility that the Supreme Court as early as next Tuesday could give the Garden State the OK to begin taking bets on nearly all athletic games.
Read More . . .The assistant general counsel of the NBA said Friday that the league deserves compensation as sports betting expands nationwide as a “royalty” for the profits it generates for casinos offering betting on its games.
Read More . . .Two American pro sports leagues are ditching their equity stakes in daily fantasy sports (DFS) operators DraftKings and FanDuel as the possibility of legal sports betting draws closer.
Read More . . .Facing an audience skeptical about the risk of expanding sports betting to tribal casinos given the 5 percent return on total handle in Nevada, gaming industry executives said Wednesday that it’s worth it to bring in customers that will spend on food, entertainment and other types of gambling.
Read More . . .The high court could legalize sports betting. Here’s what you need to know.
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The Supreme Court may rule on New Jersey's sports betting case this week and thought there are several different ways they can rule, a partial repeal might be the worst outcome for everyone.
Read More . . .With the Supreme Court getting set to weigh in later this year whether sports gambling is legal, PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan has taken an official -- and quite public -- stance on the potential outcome.
Read More . . .With the sports world still awaiting the Supreme Court's ruling on the New Jersey sports betting case, the major player associations -- NFLPA, the NBPA, the NHLPA and the MLBPA -- had been silent on the topic. That changed on Thursday morning, when they released a joint statement clarifying their position on sports betting.
Read More . . .The New York state legislature took a step toward legal sports wagering in the state on Tuesday, when Assemblyman Clyde Vanel (D-District 33) introduced a bill that would create a task to study online sports betting.
Read More . . .Players associations representing athletes across four key sports within the United States have joined together, to release a statement regarding the prospect of legalised sports betting within the country.
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