Category: Sports Betting

The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board has reported $529.08 million in gross gaming revenue for January 2025. This marks a 10.88 percent rise from January 2024’s reported figure of $477.15 million. As is consistent

Missouri residents will have to wait longer for legalized sports betting after Secretary of State Denny Hoskins rejected the emergency status for sports betting rules. In response, the Missouri Gaming Commission has

The state of Iowa has moved closer to outlawing both proxy betting and account sharing of online sports wagering accounts. Senate Study Bill 1097 is identical to its House counterpart, House Study Bill 21. The Iowa

The American Gaming Association has announced record-breaking commercial gaming revenue of $71.92 billion for 2024. Marking the industry’s fourth consecutive record setting year, revenue grew 7.5 percent from 2023’s

The Coalition for Fantasy Sports (CFS) has welcomed Splash Sports as its fifth member. In the Coalition, Splash joins Betr, Dabble, PrizePicks, and Underdog Fantasy, which defines itself as the premier voice in

The newly regulated Brazil online market has continued to expand, with eight more companies receiving full Brazilian licenses this week. The country’s regulator, the Secretariat of Prizes and Bets (SPA), has released

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

Crypto-first operator Stake will give up its gambling license in the United Kingdom after the United Kingdom Gambling Commission (UKGC) launched an investigation into the company’s practices. The crypto iGaming

Three Vermont state representatives have put forward legislation that would repeal legalized gaming in the State, further reducing the prospects of Vermont offering crypto betting. Reps Thomas Stevens, Troy Headrick,

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 was