The federal fraud case against two Cleveland pitchers accused of manipulating pitches for bets is the highest-profile prosecution tied to the sports betting boo

A statewide referendum financed largely by DraftKings and FanDuel could make Nebraska the next state to allow online sportsbooks.

The two largest US operators are spending heavily on ballot measures to expand mobile betting state by state.

The Seventh Circuit case will shape how states can regulate prediction markets that compete with licensed sportsbooks.

Scrutiny of VIP programs adds to regulatory pressure on the largest US sportsbook operators.

The Italian operator's results show continued online betting growth in a major European market.

A permanent chief executive at FanDuel would settle leadership at the largest US sportsbook by market share.

Online casino revenue is increasingly the growth engine for US operators as sportsbook expansion matures.

Michigan's gaming regulator adds a new pari-mutuel-style product, expanding the state's legal wagering menu.

New data suggests prediction market growth has not yet displaced licensed sportsbook volume.

Washington, D.C. could legalize online casino gaming sooner than expected if the Council acts before adjourning.

North Carolina's handle growth shows the state's young online market still expanding.

Ontario's regulated market continues to post double-digit growth, a benchmark for other Canadian provinces.

The argument that prediction markets should be regulated as gambling adds to the legal fight over the sector.

Monthly handle figures track the steady scale of the mature Massachusetts market.

Virginia's monthly report shows stable online wagering volume with casino revenue also tracked.

The tour is pressing lawmakers on wagering tax treatment and marketing rules that affect golf betting.

Hawaii remains one of two states without legal gambling, and the debate returns to the legislature.