Wynn Resorts, Bally’s Corp. and Las Vegas Sands are all quietly positioning themselves to compete for a New York City-area casino license in anticipation of Albany putting out a request for proposals as soon as next month, sources told The Post.
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Florida sports betting bills are more enticing than ever in the Covid era, as the state struggles for revenues. The legislation faces several obstacles: opposition from the Seminole Tribe and Disney (l.), and fluid definitions of gambling.
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Chicago could play host to a gambling offering inspired by the United States’ casino capital after Mayor Lori Lightfoot expressed hope that a new casino resort in Chicago will include some names from Las Vegas.
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Chances are mobile sports betting will be approved in New York. But the continued hurdle is the priority of passing an NYS budget and ongoing scandals that surround Governor Andrew Cuomo. In the past few weeks I have reached out to various legislators up in Albany and a majority believe this is a winner.
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DraftKings CEO Jason Robins and the company’s executive team held an investor presentation and Q&A session Tuesday to discuss the company’s past performance and future prospects.
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FuboTV, which is primarily known for streaming international soccer league games — think of a smaller version of Hulu Live, YouTube TV, or Sling TV — last week announced plans to dip its toes into Garden State waters that have yielded perilously close to $1 billion in sports wagers in recent months.
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Dave Portnoy announced Tuesday on Twitter that Barstool Sportsbook will go live for sports betting in Illinois at noon local time Thursday and become the sixth mobile option for bettors there.
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Las Vegas Sands is pushing to create the opportunity for casinos at "destination resorts" in the state's four largest metropolitan areas.
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While North Carolina residents may be able to wager on March Madness — if operations move forward at the hoped-for speed — online sports betting will likely have to wait.
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