Category: Industry News

Casino entertainment provider Play’n GO has partnered with Michigan-based Tribal Gaming operator Eagle Casino & Sports. The deal marks the company’s first deal with a Tribal Gaming operator and broadens its

New York sportsbooks enjoyed a strong end to 2024. The nine online operators in the Empire State reached $2 billion in wagers for the fourth consecutive month. This was also the first time since January 2022 that they

Tomorrow’s Golf League (TGL), the virtual indoor golf competition backed by Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy’s venture TMRW Sports, announced FanDuel as its official sports betting partner earlier this week. FanDuel

Concacaf has launched an invitation process for interested parties to submit offers to become the official sports betting partner/sponsor of the Confederation’s senior women’s and men’s national team and club

Delta Air Lines is joining the sports betting market to add a new source of generating revenue. The company announced a partnership with DraftKings at CES in Las Vegas. However, the airline did not disclose details on

Recently, the Massachusetts Gaming Commission (MGC) ended one noncompliance matter but another investigation was simultaneously open. The MGC announced a civil administrative penalty to PENN Sports Interactive. They

Florida is one of 38 states, including Washington D.C., offering legal sports betting for its residents. Despite the legal market, there are still offshore sportsbooks and casinos that are trying to take business away

OlyBet agreed to a partnership Wednesday with Stade Toulousain, the powerhouse French Rugby club and the current Top 14 and Investec Champions Cup title holders. Stade Toulousain, OlyBet partnership will integrate

In 2018, the PASPA was overturned, allowing states to open a legal sports betting market. Since then, 38 states, including Washington D.C., have offered some form of legal sports wagering to residents. This past year

This week, Maryland Lottery and Gaming released their sports betting figures for November 2024. State sportsbooks combined to generate a betting handle of $639.9 million. Their total for the 2025 fiscal year is now at