An ambitious review of New York's gambling landscape will take longer than initially planned, as state officials restart their search for a firm to conduct the analysis.
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Roy Cooper, the governor of North Carolina, has given his approval for a sports betting study bill – helping the state move one step closer to legal online sports wagering at authorized venues.
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PointsBet took a huge loss in New Jersey this past weekend, as bettors used its unique Points Betting market to beat the sportsbook for more than $1 million on NFL games in Week 1. The majority of that loss came from a single bet on the Baltimore Ravens, who were a six-point favorite over the Miami Dolphins.
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Hillman has not been charged, but according to the affidavit filed Aug. 28 in Hancock Circuit Court, Hillman and Wells met several times while under surveillance by Indiana Gaming Control Officers
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A new NFL football season wasn’t the only thing that kicked off in recent days. It’s also the start of another football gambling season — one that involves mobile commerce and digital payments, and companies trying to innovate their way to success in this growing field of transactions.
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Professional handicapper FairwayJay evaluates the College Football Teams September Bye Weeks Schedule and situations you can bet on.
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MLB free picks for the inter-league matchup between the Dodgers and Orioles.
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RotoWire, one of the most popular fantasy sports companies in the country, has announced a plan to launch CoverWire, a free service that provides information such as injury reports, trades, statistics, trends and other knowledge to gamblers.
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Republican Utah Senator and former presidential candidate Mitt Romney is poised to take the place of his predecessor Orrin Hatch on a bill that would set certain “federal guidelines” for legal sports betting, according to a Friday report from Tony Batt of Gambling Compliance.
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Will it be allowed from a regulatory perspective? We are working on a couple things that might be more free to play, but will certainly tie into the election.
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