Nebraska's two mobile wagering initiatives failed despite roughly $22.5 million in campaign spending, leaving retail-only betting in place.

The ruling keeps state enforcement against prediction market operators alive in two states as similar fights move through federal courts.

Investors are watching whether customer acquisition and promotional spending are compressing margins as the NFL season drives handle.

Letitia James is seeking records on Kalshi's marketing and market-making as states escalate oversight of prediction markets.

A federal injunction halted the state's licensing and tax regime for event contracts, prompting an appeal and calls for new legislation.

Scrutiny of VIP programs adds to growing pressure on operators over responsible gambling practices.

The approval lets the sports betting exchange operator offer event contracts under federal derivatives oversight.

Higher hold offset softer promotional spending as FanDuel and DraftKings pulled back on Ohio bonus offers.

The deal deepens prediction market ties to major league sports even as state regulators challenge the sector.

Online casino expansion is driving overall gaming revenue growth while sportsbook growth cools from prior peaks.

Regulators cleared licensed operators to offer fixed-odds horse wagers, broadening the state's online betting product set.

Beyond Nebraska, local casino votes and dozens of races will determine who controls gambling policy in coming sessions.

The proposal would classify sports prediction markets as sports gambling and ban election event contracts in the state.

The federal case alleges players manipulated prop bets on specific pitches, drawing sportsbook integrity scrutiny.

The state is on pace for a record fall as handle and revenue climb.

The Italian operator credited online and sports wagering for the increase in first-half core earnings.

Weekly state data shows continued growth in the nation's largest mobile betting market.

Softness in its home market weighed on the operator's first-half results.