It's official: Missouri voters narrowly approved a constitutional amendment to legalize sports betting, with the measure passing by a razor-thin margin of 50.5% in November Key Facts: State officials confirm that amendment to legalize sports betting narrowly passed in November elections Ballot measure received 50.5% support Missouri has until Dec...
A 21% year-over-year surge in Virginia’s October sports betting handle leads to a record month...
Under increasing public pressure from the NCAA, New Jersey is the next state to consider...
A rather inauspicious start to the first month of pro football betting in the Tarheel...
Lt. Governor Dan Patrick, a staunch Republican who leads the Texas State Senate, sees no...
Voters in Missouri narrowly voted to pass a ballot proposal that legalizes sports betting. Under...
A ballot proposal in Colorado will decide whether this state can levy higher tax rates...
Online sports betting in Florida may become more simple in the near future. A lawsuit...
The Illinois Gaming Board took strong action this week to protect against the ability of...
One of North America’s largest sportsbook operators and EuroLeague Basketball took a small but crucial...
California could return the ballot initiative to voters as soon as 2026 to decide whether...
Bally’s Interactive, the digital and sports betting division of Bally’s Corporation, has joined forces with...
Caesars Entertainment has extended its sports wagering app, Caesars Sportsbook, for pre-registration and download to...
Caesars Entertainment has introduced its mobile horse racing wagering app and website in New York....