Tag: Crypto Betting

The UK Gambling Commission released a statement on Tuesday warning casinos about accepting crypto betting and assets linked to cryptocurrencies. The statement warned of several risks related to money laundering and

Polymarket, a decentralized crypto betting platform, has seen over $160,000 of trading volume in their second coming prediction market. At the moment, the market puts the return at a 3% chance. Rules of the market are

Last week, Dunfermline, a soccer team based in Scotland, announced a partnership with crypto casino brand Gamdom. In a statement posted on their official website, the club stated, “DAFC are pleased to announce the

Crypto users can now make predictions on the winners of NBA and College basketball matches on Crypto.com. The site began offering sports event trading last year with CEO, Kris Marszalek, stating: Sports Events Trading

South Carolina lawmakers have introduced a bill to legalize online sports wagering, including digital currencies. Senate Bill 444, introduced by Senator Thomas Davis, is the latest effort to bring a form of legalized

The latest attempt in Georgia to legalize online sports betting has failed. The state legislature adjourned without voting on two key bills. House Resolution 450 and House Bill 686 fell on 6 March, dubbed Crossover Day,

Assemblywoman Carrie Woerner has filed a proposal that could see New York grant extra sports betting licenses, reduce the tax rate, and pave the way for crypto. A6013 seeks to amend the definition of sports wager to

The Liquor and Gaming regulator in New South Wales, Australia, is welcoming public feedback on two proposals: mandatory exclusion measures and facial recognition technology for gambling premises. There have been a

Jason Robins, DraftKings’s Chief Executive Officer, has admitted that the company is open to accepting cryptocurrency as a form of payment in the future. During the company’s fourth-quarter earnings call, Robins

The UK Gambling Commission has been secretly negotiating deals with betting firms, including surrendering revenues for failings that are not published publicly. First reported in the Observer, the Commission has applied