Does DraftKings’ Brick-And-Mortar Sportsbook Mean Online Betting Is Coming To Mississippi?
DraftKings, the online sports betting leader in New Jersey, has followed its rival FanDuel into the brick-and-mortar space — but not in NJ.
Author : John Brennan
Legal Opinion: Tuesday’s Florida Gambling Vote Shouldn’t Impact Sports Betting At All
Despite the popular opinion that Tuesday's passage of a gambling amendment in Florida hurts sports betting, a legal expert says otherwise.
Lucky No. 7 For Sports Betting? The Smart Money Is On Rhode Island
Unless there's an unexpected hiccup, we're just two or three weeks away from sportsbooks taking bets in the smallest state.
William Hill’s NJ Lawsuit vs. FanDuel Is A Slam Dunk
The latest controversy surrounding FanDuel's New Jersey sports betting operation has the DFS giant in William Hill's crosshairs.
Kentucky, Indiana Join The Sports Betting Discussion — Will Either Legalize In 2019?
Sports betting legalization is on the table in Kentucky and Indiana, with betting on college sports at the center of debates.
Nielsen Data Projects Massive Money For Leagues From Sports Betting
A study says the leagues will benefit from sports betting to the tune of $4.2 billion annually. Are we done talking about integrity fees yet?
Will Connecticut Follow New Mexico’s Lead Into Legal Sports Betting?
Unlike New Mexico, Connecticut and its tribal casinos are kicking the sports betting can down the road. What's the outlook for 2019?
D.C. Lawmakers Looking To Fast-Track Sports Betting, Illinois Stepping Cautiously
How soon will legalized sports betting arrive in Washington, D.C. or Illinois? A pair of hearings this week provided clues.
Sports Betting Heads West As New Mexico Officially Becomes Sixth State To Take Wagers
The Santa Ana Star Casino Hotel took its first sports bets on Tuesday, unexpectedly vaulting New Mexico into action due to a tribal loophole.
The Future Is Now: Mobile Sports Betting Already Is King In New Jersey
It's only the second month of mobile sports betting in New Jersey, and already the brick-and-mortar option has been left in the dust.