The online sports betting market in Illinois looks to be adding a new player in the near future as Barstool Sportsbook began promoting the availability for bettors to download its app Monday.
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Free basketball picks from Doug Upstone for March 2.
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As interest in cryptocurrency rises, all gambling companies, including land-based casinos, start to look at crypto for betting.
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The Vegas Golden Knights have terminated a brief partnership with UpickTrade, a company based in Mexico that sells sports betting picks, including on the NHL.
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The sports data firm, which is looking to go public, is speaking with multiple SPACs about deals in the $10-12 billion range, according to the people, who were granted anonymity because the talks are private. The company is simultaneously pursuing a traditional public offering and hasn’t made a decision on which path to pursue, the people said.
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As Connecticut lawmakers prepare to consider Gov. Ned LaMont’s latest budget bill, gaming stakeholders say this could be the first concrete step toward legalizing sports betting and multiple forms of iGaming in the state.
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Throughout the month, the gaming control board’s Office of Compulsive and Problem Gambling will join the state Department of Drug and Alcohol, the Pennsylvania Lottery, the Council on Compulsive Gambling of Pennsylvania and more to educate Pennsylvanians about gambling disorders while providing outreach and prevention options.
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The number easily tops Colorado sports betting’s previous high of $284.6M which was set in December 2020 or a 14% increase from the previous month. It also translated to a $1.1M tax revenue for Colorado which was an increase of more than 125% from the previous month.
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NCAA basketball free pick for an under-the-radar Big South Conference game from Rob V.
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A bipartisan proposal to legalize sports betting in Florida is heading to the House this Session as lawmakers seek to make up budget shortfalls caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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