Category: Crypto Sportsbooks

In an interview on Monday, Mansour stated, “we’re not necessarily very concerned” about state regulators’ complaints of illegal sports betting. Kalshi has now received five cease-and-desist

Zamboglou announced on social media that he would leave his role at the head of Blockasset’s crypto sports betting network to launch a new venture, Oneiro Labs. He posted on X: “I’ve left @Blockassetco

Senate leadership confirmed that there is no chance of Alabama sports betting becoming legal this year. Sen. Greg Albritton had proposed a new bill and outlined tax spending, but it was deemed “too little, too

Baltimore claims that DraftKings and FanDuel are using unfair and deceptive tactics to lure in gamblers. The two online sportsbooks are the market leaders in Maryland. Together, they accounted for $346.2 million of the

The Sports Betting Alliance (SBA) revealed a plan that could see California online sports betting become a reality in the future. The plan focuses on creating a single tribal entity in California that would contract

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

Hawaii online sports betting took a step towards legalization after a House-approved bill was voted 11-2 in favor on April 2nd. Rep. Daniel Holt’s HB1308, “(a)llows for the regulation of sports wagering by

The Illinois Gaming Board sent cease-and-desist letters to Crypto.com, Kalshi, and Robinhood over claims that the trading platforms are engaging in illegal sports betting activities. New Jersey, Nevada, and Ohio had

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

Oklahoma moved one step closer to legalized online sports betting across the state, after a bill narrowly passed through the Senate. Senator Bill Coleman and Representative Ken Luttrell introduced Senate Bill 585, which