Sports betting began in Maryland on Thursday after multiple delays as Gov. Larry Hogan put money on an all-Maryland Super Bowl between the Washington Football Team and the Baltimore Ravens.
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Money manager Jason Ader will submit plans on Dec. 10 for a casino in the New York area that features what he said would be the world’s largest cryptocurrency trading floor and a landing pad for flying cars.
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HOLLYWOOD, Fla. (AP) — The Seminole Tribe of Florida shut down its online sports betting app Saturday after being dealt its latest legal defeat in a case that has halted a massive expansion of gambling throughout Florida.
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The plan now heads to the top leaders of the House and Senate.
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The Empire State is one step closer to seeing online sports betting get off the ground, as the New York State Register has released the official set of rules and regulatory framework needed for the launch.
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A federal district court judge late Wednesday rejected the Seminole Tribe of Florida’s request to put a temporary hold on the ruling invalidating the tribe’s online sports betting operation, leaving the games in legal limbo over the holiday weekend.
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Judge throws out Florida's sports betting deal with Seminole Tribe
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Sports betting will soon be officially allowed in the state of Maryland. A commission gave the final approval on Thursday for licenses to be awarded to five casinos.
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Penn National Gaming Inc. was fined a total of $82,500 from the the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board for two recent incidents.
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Federal prosecutors say the unnamed whale — described only as a Chinese national — made over 100 visits to the Bicycle Hotel & Casino over eight months in 2016
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RALEIGH, N.C. — Senate legislation to authorize and regulate sports gambling in North Carolina reemerged in the House on Thursday, as a committee voted to advance the measure with support that doesn't cut neatly along party lines.
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It appears betting on New Jersey college sports teams and collegiate athletic events held in the Garden State will remain off-limits to gamblers after 56% of voters rejected a ballot question amending the state constitution to expand the state's restrictive college sports betting law, with 97% of precincts reporting as of 1:30 a.m., according to the Associated Press.
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