DOJ Sports Betting Opinion: Mainstream Media Spreads Misinformation; Sows Confusion
Media outlets are misleading the public into thinking that due to the DOJ's reinterpretation of the Wire Act, all online gambling is illegal.
Author : John Brennan
Reality Check: New York State Is Years Away From Online Sports Betting
A myriad of factors stands to delay New York's foray into the world of online sports betting by as long as five years.
If Christie Had Been Named AG, Would The Wire Act Have Been Left Alone?
As the gambling industry struggles to interpret the DOJ's new Wire Act opinion, questions emerge about the attorney general's involvement.
New Jersey Sports Betting Frenzy Ebbed In December
The consistent growth in New Jersey sports betting revenue finally stalled, and the race between DraftKings and FanDuel tightened.
New Report Estimates The Quantum Growth Of U.S. Sports Betting
The U.S. legal sports betting industry is growing, and will continue to grow, exponentially. But what kind of numbers are we talking here? A report
Leagues Continue To Seek A Slice Of The Sports Betting Pie In 2019
It's a new year, but the same effort by the leagues for a cut of the sports betting money continues, even if the term "integrity
Expert Panelists Assess The Lottery’s Place In The Legal Sports Betting Era
A panel of gaming experts in New Orleans analyzed the lottery's role in 2019 and whether it should be part of the sports betting picture.
Millennial Males Like To Bet On Sports … Even More Than We Knew
We all knew sports betting was a young man's game, but a new survey from Deloitte Global shows just how much gambling impacts viewership.
NJ Online Sports Betting Running Up The Score On Brick-And-Mortar Counterparts
States without online sports betting need to take note of the staggeringly lopsided November revenue numbers in New Jersey.
Legal Experts Examine The New Federal Sports Betting Bill: Is This PASPA All Over Again?
Legal experts offer differing opinions on how far Senator Orrin Hatch's new federal sports betting bill could go.