As Sports Betting Spreads, Universities Offer Gaming Law Courses

As Sports Betting Spreads, Universities Offer Gaming Law Courses

I recently speculated that gambling regulators would face more and more scrutiny. I expounded on this by noting that the demand for competent gaming regulators far outstrips the supply. That means a lot of gambling regulators (often political appointees) are tasked with learning on the job, and gambling is a job with a near-zero margin…

Should Gambling Be Marketed As Entertainment?

Should Gambling Be Marketed As Entertainment?

Marketing gambling as entertainment is a drum I have been banging for quite some time. That said, I’ve never been able to plainly explain my thoughts on the subject, despite spending several years mulling it over. After writing a column dissecting Jason Robins’ statements about what kind of customer DraftKings is interested in attracting, it…

IGT Files Suit Asking The DOJ To Clarify Its Position On The Wire Act

IGT Files Suit Asking The DOJ To Clarify Its Position On The Wire Act

The 1961 Wire Act is back in the news after the lottery and online gambling provider, IGT, announced it is suing the Department of Justice and Attorney General Merrick Garland. The 18-page complaint seeks a declaratory judgment on the Wire Act, noting the court ruling from earlier this year only applies to New Hampshire.

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