New Jersey racecourse launches real-money fantasy sports offering
- Jan 6, 2016
New Jersey's Monmouth Park Racetrack has launched a real-money fantasy sports offering in partnership with New York-based Star Fantasy Leagues.
Read More . . .New Jersey's Monmouth Park Racetrack has launched a real-money fantasy sports offering in partnership with New York-based Star Fantasy Leagues.
Read More . . .Major daily fantasy sports sites are preparing its allies on fantasy sports legal battle in Maryland.
Read More . . .Today the suit against DraftKings and FanDuel by NY Atorney General Eric Schneiderman will be heard in a Manhattan courtroom and the AG now wants more than for the sites to stop operating in the state.
Read More . . .State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman spent his New Year's Eve filing court papers against FanDuel and DraftKings demanding the daily fantasy sports giants pay back all of the money New Yorkers have ever lost to them — as well as stiff fines that could soar into the billions.
Read More . . .The livelihood of a billion-dollar industry largely rests on a single question: Are daily fantasy sports a game of chance or a game of skill?
Read More . . .Daily fantasy sports operators will continue to operate in Illinois after negotiating a legal cease fire with the state's attorney general.
Read More . . .The Attorney General of Illinois in the US has followed her New York counterpart by ruling that daily fantasy sports (DFS) contests are illegal under state law.
Read More . . .FanDuel and DraftKings sued Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan today, a day after she declared daily fantasy sports betting illegal in the state.
Read More . . .The controversy surrounding daily fantasy sports has not changed NBA commissioner Adam Silver's belief that daily fantasy and traditional sports betting should be legalized and regulated in the United States.
Read More . . .Advocates for daily fantasy sports (DFS) websites have put forward their cases to persuade lawmakers in the US state of California that such gaming activities are skill-based and should not be classed as illegal gambling.
Read More . . .Daily fantasy sports operator DraftKings will delay its UK market launch until early 2016, according to a company spokesperson.
Read More . . .Purveyors of daily fantasy sports gaming made their pitch for minimal regulations for the fast-growing industry before a panel of California lawmakers on Wednesday, arguing that the online sports matchups are a harmless outlet for fans and purely based on skill, not chance.
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