Around the globe, the international online gambling industry is waiting with bated breath as the US, by far the biggest potential market, openly flirts with legalized igaming. Indeed, many of the biggest players in the industry, mainly European, have already pre-empted the potential windfall by partnering up with casinos and other gambling enterprises in America.
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The ink on the bills for sports gambling in the legislative session hasn’t had a chance to dry. But, legislators in Louisiana are already preparing to move forward. The Louisiana House has several propositions floating around on how to spend the anticipated profits from sports gambling
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The addition of online gambling and sports betting presents Pennsylvania casinos with a golden opportunity to climb the leaderboard in the market. But which are best-positioned to take advantage of the chance?
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The Portland Trail Blazers will attempt to avoid being swept by the Golden State Warriors as they host them in Game 4 of the NBA West finals at the Moda Center.
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Renowned professional sports handicapper Ross Benjamin has identified 2 MLB money line underdogs that he views to be very attractive betting values. Find out who those picks are on and why Ross has chosen them.
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Before the governor of Iowa signs a bill to legalize sports gambling, one casino in Iowa is building a sportsbook. The casino is anticipating that sports gambling will become legal in the state.
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Casino giant MGM Resorts is telling federal regulators it thinks it might pay up to $800 million to settle liability lawsuits stemming from the October 2017 mass shooting that became the deadliest in modern U.S. history.
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Pennsylvania sportsbooks recorded a solid showing in April, attracting $36.8m in bets across the month, as analysts at PlayPennsylvania.com warn that what lies in the immediate future is crucial for the state’s fledgling sports betting industry.
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Fox Corp. and Walt Disney Co.’s ESPN are entering the world of sports betting -- and gaining notice as media companies look at new ways to build viewership in a world of declining pay-TV subscribers
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