Seven years ago this month, the DOJ’s Office of Legal Counsel (OLC) issued an opinion that the 1961 Wire Act – which bans the interstate transmission of data for wagering purposes – applied only to sports betting.
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City lawmakers in Washington have voted to legalize sports betting, making the nation's capital the first U.S. jurisdiction without casinos to authorize sports books.
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Unibet, an online gambling brand owned by Kindred Group that is preparing to make its debut in the U.S., announced today that it has selected IPG’s FCB New York as its U.S. creative agency of record following a review.
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The New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement (DGE) has released the state’s total revenue from online gambling and poker in November, and it’s another record-breaker
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A pair of U.S. senators from opposing parties is proposing that the federal government take back control of sports gambling in America, the first formal move by Congress after a Supreme Court ruling reopened a complex debate over fans betting on games and who controls the action.
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ROICapper provides a preview and picks for Bayern Munich and RB Leipzig, with player props and keys to the match. Also included are bonus match tips for Werder Bremen vs. Hoffenheim, Mainz vs. Eintract Frankfurt and Freiburg vs. Hannover.
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The expansion of sports betting will open the door for people to place cashless wagers utilizing debit and credit cards, among other options, in states across the country, according to payment processing experts who spoke last week during a pair of panel discussions in Las Vegas.
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The gaming industry’s Washington D.C. trade association said in a statement its board voted to award Miller the post following a four-month search. When he takes over Jan. 14, he will become just the third person to head the AGA since the organization was founded in 1995.
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Darby Development, the operator of Monmouth Park, and the New Jersey Thoroughbred Horsemen’s Association have reached an agreement with theScore, Inc. to launch a mobile sportsbook in the United States in 2019.
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Philadelphia and Pittsburgh both had successful opening weekends for legal sports betting. Both of these cities are crazy about their sports, so expectations are strong that this activity will be a massive success.
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