SBTech is close to completing the process of bringing its clients’ websites back online after a cyberattack saw more than 50 sportsbooks powered by the technology provider go offline over the weekend.
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Many gambling companies are putting employees ahead of profits during the coronavirus crisis.
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There had been speculation that the league might be able to resume sometime late in April or possibly in May. A May return might be possible if COVID-19 can be brought under control, but a June relaunch is more optimistic. However, even if games were to startup that month, they won’t be the same.
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Penn National Gaming and Gaming and Leisure Properties have reached a $337.5m non-cash rent payment agreement for the real estate assets of the Tropicana Las Vegas hotel and casino and the land for a planned property in Morgantown, Pennsylvania.
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GVC Holdings, the global sports betting and gaming group, has welcomed the BGC’S coordinated industry approach that aims to provide a safer betting and gaming environment amid the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond
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The state of Colorado is set to launch sports betting on May 1, and things are starting to ramp up around the state. The Colorado Limited Gaming Commission has been busy looking at applications and issuing licenses, and that trend has continued despite the coronavirus pandemic sweeping across the country.
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BetUS, an online gambling operator, recently became the target of a hacking group that held the company’s internal data for ransom. The company was amongst many that were targeted by the hackers.
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OSGA video analyst and writer Ross Benjamin provides us with a National League West Division betting preview. Join us in reading this comprehensive article which culminates with Ross’ sizable underdog pick to win the division.
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ZenSports is built on a blockchain and, based on preliminary activity, has been received well by the gambling community in the 90 countries where it currently provides services. Among these, absent is the U.S., but, now, it’s time for the company to hit the big leagues.
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While America snoozed during the early days of the novel coronavirus crisis in mid-March, NFL players approved the new collective bargaining agreement with league owners through 2030. And in that CBA, the NFL — that beacon of morality fighting against the point spread since the days before Pete Rozelle turned 21 — reached an accord with its players to share gambling revenue.
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