GVC Holdings has become the first official partner of PlayPause, a recently launched multi-state responsible gaming tool in the United States that will launch with BetMGM.
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The terms of the deal allow Betcris to use official MLB material, from the logo to official league-related data to player profiles and other related material across not just its website but also all its betting outlets. In return, Betcris will find itself being promoted at all key MLB events, including its post-season games, in all the Latin American countries where it is a licensed operator.
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Sports betting operators around the world will be paying special attention to India as the push to legalize sports betting continues to gain momentum. Anurag Thakur, Minister of State (MoS) for Finance is a big name in Indian politics. He is the latest Member of Parliament (MP) to call for sports betting to be made legal in India.
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Not to be totally outdone by New Jersey last month, the Nevada Gaming Control Board on Tuesday reported that the Silver State sportsbooks handled $659,222,395 in October — their new all-time high.
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Free soccer pick for Liverpool at Atalanta.
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Recent decisions by the U.S. government reveal that their objections to offshore and remote gambling have nothing to with morals and are strictly about money.
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The Greenbrier, a historic luxury resort located in the Allegheny Mountains in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, has reached yet another partnership with an internet gaming and sports betting platform.
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COVID-19 has proven that iGaming and mobile gambling options are able to provide a much-needed source of revenue for state and local governments, where the activity is authorized, while the retail gambling market continues to drop.
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Ten years after selling the first Mega Millions lottery ticket in the state, Wisconsin finally had its first jackpot winner come forward to claim a $120 million Mega Millions prize from the Sept. 15 drawing.
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Montana Lottery won’t appeal an October court ruling opening up sports betting to businesses that don't have an alcoholic beverage license.
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