The ongoing rollout of sports betting and online gambling legislation across the country is already resulting in some eyebrow-raising revenue figures from some states. Despite increased access to legal gambling options and a strengthening domestic market, Americans still have access to illegal offshore gambling options that lack financial and responsibility safeguards.
In 1966 Stephen Stills informed us, “There’s something happening here… but what it is ain’t exactly clear.” The vagueness of the lyrics turned Buffalo Springfield’s For What It’s Worth into a timeless protest song that seems to speak to just about every issue of the last 55 years.
We’re approaching the two-year anniversary of the Supreme Court striking down PASPA, and my oh my, how things have changed since May 14, 2018.
There may soon be little the legal US sports betting market feels it can learn from the European experience, but one of the few areas where it can still look for informed guesses about the future direction of the market is in the area of free-to-play games.
In a guest column, Corridor Consulting’s John Pappas provides a helpful reminder that the absence of legal online gambling doesn’t stop people from gambling online.
As ICE week progresses, attention turns to the IGB Affiliate Conference that takes place just down the hall from the main show at the ExCel Center.
Licensed sportsbooks in two states are ready to take wagers on the 2020 Oscars after receiving the approval of their respective gaming regulators.
Australian sports betting data and services provider BetMakers has secured an exclusive 10-year agreement to distribute fixed odds horse racing betting data and other content in New Jersey and beyond.
This year at ICE 2020, Europe’s premier gaming exhibition, it felt like, for the first time, all the action was taking place elsewhere. In days gone by, Europeans saw the Super Bowl as merely an aperitif for the biggest exhibition on the gambling industry calendar: ICE.
It’s official, Penn National is acquiring Barstool Sports. The deal, first reported by Vox, brings together one of the largest casino operators in the US and a rapidly growing multimedia company with a fanbase tailormade for sports betting.
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