MLB On Official Data: We ‘Know Our Feed Is Better’
The "integrity fee" conversation has given way to an "official data" conversation, and MLB exuded confidence this week in Boston.
Author : John Brennan
Welcome, NFL, To The National Discussion On Legal Sports Betting
The biggest U.S. sports league has been slow to join the sports betting conversation, but the shackles are off now for the NFL.
More Clouds Appear On The New York Sports Betting Horizon: Horsemen Edition
New York hasn't determined what role the horsemen will play in its sports betting rollout, and that's one more issue slowing things down.
Supreme Court Sports Betting Ruling, One Year Later: How The Impossible Came To Be
On the anniversary of the Supreme Court giving states the right to regulate sports betting, a look at 10 unlikely moments that paved the way.
Why New Hampshire Is The Ideal State For The Lotteries v. U.S. Court Battle
Steeped in lottery history, New Hampshire is the state that should be leading the charge against the DOJ's Wire Act opinion.
The Fight Against ‘Whoever’: How A JFK-Era Law Is Roiling The U.S. Legal Gambling Industry In 2019
Interpretations of the Wire Act of 1961 continue to shift the outlook for online gambling, and a key judge's decision is coming this month.
New York State Of Mind On Mobile Sports Betting Remains Cloudy
Assemblyman Gary Pretlow addressed the potential for New York to regulate mobile sports betting at the BOSA conference Thursday.
Battle Over Wire Act ‘Likely’ Headed To Supreme Court, Judge Says
On Thursday, a federal circuit court judge indicated that the fate of the 1961 Wire Act will likely be decided by the U.S. Supreme Court.
Masters Betting Preview: A Wide Variety Of Worthy Golf Wagers On The Year’s First Major
A survey of the best bets to finish top 20, top 10, top 5, and win it all as the 2019 Masters golf tournament approaches.
NCAA Basketball And Betting Aren’t Just For Men
Of Nevada’s estimated $300 million in handle on March Madness, only about 1% is on the women’s NCAA tournament.