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Virtual Sports Might Be Splashing Down In Oregon

The Oregon Lottery is in the early stages of adding virtual sports to its catalog of lottery products, which could also open the door for an online lottery.

Posted on: September 28, 2023 | | Steve Ruddock

Don’t Panic: Sports Betting Laws Will Have Almost No Effect On Your Office Pool

NCAA brackets have become part of American culture, but participating in these pools does constitute illegal sports betting in most states.

Posted on: October 3, 2023 | | Steve Ruddock

National Council On Problem Gaming Has A Better Idea For 1% Of Betting Revenue

The National Council on Problem Gambling has suggestions on sports betting regulation, including funding for RG programs and more consistent age restrictions.

Posted on: May 7, 2024 | | Jessica Welman

West Virginia Sports Betting Bill Passes With No Integrity Fees

West Virginia is the sixth state to pass a sports betting law, and it did so without an integrity fee, much to the chagrin of Gov. Jim Justice.

Posted on: October 2, 2023 | | Katie Callahan

The Eagles Won On Sunday, And So Did Nevada Sports Books

While the actual profit wasn't substantial, the handle Nevada sports books generated on the 2018 Super Bowl was a record-setting $158.6 million.

Posted on: February 8, 2018 | | Marc Meltzer

Absurd Gambling Revenue Projections Are Comical, But Dangerous

Unreachable revenue goals in New Jersey set back online gambling legalization efforts, and now sports betting bills are starting to make their own outrageous claims.

Posted on: October 3, 2023 | | Steve Ruddock

Super Bowl Pitts Eagles Against Patriots, Legal Betting Against Offshore Books

The best argument for legal sports betting in the United States will be evident again Sunday when the New England Patriots take on the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl 52.

Posted on: October 4, 2023 | | Martin Derbyshire

When It Comes To The Indiana Sports Betting Bill, 1% Is A Big Problem

The new Indiana sports betting bill is drawing a lot of negative attention for a section that mandates one percent of revenues go to the sports leagues.

Posted on: October 3, 2023 | | Juan Carlos Blanco

The Lucky Seven States Already Pursuing Gambling Legislation In 2018

Seven states have introduced nine gaming bills over the course of the first two weeks of 2018. Here's a look at each of these efforts and its chances of passing.

Posted on: January 23, 2024 | | Steve Ruddock

Is 2018 The Year 18 States Embrace Legal Sports Betting?

Eilers & Krejcik Gaming has released a report suggesting as many as 18 states could introduce bills to regulate sports betting this year.

Posted on: February 14, 2024 | | Martin Derbyshire

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Virtual Sports Might Be Splashing Down In Oregon

Don’t Panic: Sports Betting Laws Will Have Almost No Effect On Your Office Pool

National Council On Problem Gaming Has A Better Idea For 1% Of Betting Revenue

West Virginia Sports Betting Bill Passes With No Integrity Fees

The Eagles Won On Sunday, And So Did Nevada Sports Books

Absurd Gambling Revenue Projections Are Comical, But Dangerous

Super Bowl Pitts Eagles Against Patriots, Legal Betting Against Offshore Books

When It Comes To The Indiana Sports Betting Bill, 1% Is A Big Problem

The Lucky Seven States Already Pursuing Gambling Legislation In 2018

Is 2018 The Year 18 States Embrace Legal Sports Betting?

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How Much Tax Revenue Is Missouri Missing Out on by Launching Sports Betting in December?

iGaming’s ‘Big Three’ States Exceed $200 Million Monthly Revenue For The First Time

The 2024 Election And What It Could Mean For The US Gaming Landscape

Macau’s Digital Currency Will Provide Lessons For US Online Casinos

Pennsylvania Players Recieve Early Holiday Present With Hollywood Casino App Launch

Horseshoe Online Casino Launches in New Jersey, Making 30 Operators in the Market

MONOPOLY Casino Replaces Virgin In New Jersey As Bally’s Seeks Niche For Secondary Brand