The Chaotic Nature Of U.S. Sports Betting Expansion — How Did We Get Here?
Sports betting regulation was perpetually close to rolling out differently than it did — and looking back, some experts wish it had.
Author : John Brennan
Sports Betting In An Alternate Universe: Experts Opine On What They Would Change
A panel of experts paints a picture of how sports betting legalization could have been handled with more collaboration from all parties.
B-E-T-S-Bets-Bets-Bets! FanDuel Sportsbook Hosts A Giddy Slice Of Jets Nation
After a confusing mess of an NFL debut on Sunday, was FanDuel Sportsbook at the Meadowlands able to score big, like the Jets, on Monday?
New Catskills Casino Struggling Mightily — Can It Be Saved?
Resorts World Catskills has been losing money since it opened in February. Is sports betting a potential key to reversing its fortunes?
Meadowlands Rushing To Finish Sportsbook Renovations In Time For NFL Week 1
The Meadowlands complex hosts the Giants-Jaguars game on Sunday, and FanDuel Sportsbook is finishing its renovations just in time.
American Gaming Association: U.S. Commercial Casino Gaming Revenue Reaches $40B In 2017
John Brennan highlights the key takeaways from the American Gaming Association's "State of the States" annual report.
AGA Study Finds Younger, Wealthier Demographic Engaging In Sports Betting
Sports bettors are an advertiser's dream demographic — young, male, and successful — according to a new AGA-authorized Nielsen Sports study.
Racetracks vs. Casinos: Who’s Winning The Early Battles In The NJ Sports Betting War?
Meadowlands' strong July is powering the NJ racetracks to an edge over the AC casinos in sports betting, but there's a long way to go.
Senator Says New York Wanted Sports Betting This Year, Will Keep Pushing In 2019
New York State Senator John Bonacic explains why a sports betting bill didn't pass in 2018 and what it will take to get it done
Delaware Sports Bettors Got Smarter In July
In the first full month of sports betting in Delaware since the reversal of PASPA, bettors had more success and Delaware Park was again No.