Speaking Tuesday morning at the Sports Betting USA conference, New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement Director Dave Rebuck said it was of “critical importance” that states’ leadership be in sync and engaged as they decide how to implement sports betting.
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New York is unlikely to approve statewide mobile sports betting anytime soon. Despite a push from lawmakers who favor letting people bet on their phones or laptops, sports betting remains restricted to in-person wagers at upstate casinos
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As more states continue to roll out mobile sportsbook offerings, the task of geofencing areas with unique geographic features has become increasingly more difficult.
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While there has been no official call in the race, it appears likely that a Colorado ballot proposition to legalize sports betting was narrowly approved by voters on Tuesday.
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The lawsuit, which was filed Monday in Clark County District Court, alleges that Kane took out eight markers of between $20,000 and $100,000 around April 15. The Sharks were in town that week for a first-round NHL playoff series against the Vegas Golden Knights that was won by San Jose after a controversial Game 7.
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As one of the most well known casino brands, MGM looks outside of the U.S. to expand their footprint in foreign and emerging markets.
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Rush Street Interactive (RSI) has hailed Indiana sports fans as among the most knowledgeable of US sports bettors since going live in the state with BetRivers.com, in partnership with French Lick Casino.
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A year or two from now, the landscape might be almost unrecognizable in many respects, with some new operators failing and others being swallowed by larger fish — or sharks. But four current New Jersey operators told the New York City Sports Betting Investor Summit audience Monday that they welcome the challenges ahead.
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Investors and sports betting companies are running up the score when it comes to sports betting, predicting the fast-growing industry will be a $7 billion to $8 billion business in the U.S. within five years. But not all the many companies flocking to get in on the ground floor will make it, they predict.
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The Joint Budget Committee blocked a request from Gov. Jared Polis’ administration to add 200 Colorado lottery machines at Walmart stores
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