Nebraska becomes the latest state to reject online sports betting expansion, a result the industry reads as a warning sign for future ballot campaigns given the heavy spending by major operators.
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The defeat of Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, who blocked gambling expansion, opens a possible legislative route for Texas sports betting and casino bills.
Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin filed separate suits accusing the prediction market and sweepstakes operators of offering illegal gambling.
The Second Circuit rejected Kalshi's bid for temporary relief against New York and Connecticut, and the Ninth Circuit declined to rehear its Nevada fight, as courts increasingly side against prediction markets on sports contracts.
Flutter's incoming chief executive is prioritizing customer acquisition spending at FanDuel even as earnings come under pressure.
William Hill US plans to open three new Nevada sportsbooks under an agreement with Terrible's casino properties.
California's new governor could shift the state's posture on tribal gaming, with operators eyeing a future sports betting ballot effort.
The trial of Guardians pitchers Emmanuel Clase and Luis Ortiz over alleged prop-bet manipulation is the first of a series of federal sports betting cases.
Democratic gains in the Minnesota Legislature could revive long-stalled efforts to legalize sports betting in the state.
Nebraska's rejection of online sports betting complicates Fanatics' plan to challenge incumbents in the US market.
University of Nebraska researchers report hidden financial costs from legal online wagering, a finding that could shape future state debates.
New York online sports betting handle and revenue continued to rise in October weekly figures.
Kentucky sports betting volumes recovered to the $100 million mark for the operator, reflecting steady market maturity.
Ohio operators generated more revenue year to date despite softer promotional spending.
Bowling's PBA intends to launch its own betting product, a move some observers flag as potentially problematic for integrity oversight.
Sportradar's CEO downplayed the risk of states blocking prediction markets after the data firm reported strong event-contract revenue.
The two largest US sportsbooks reduced promotional spend in Ohio, a shift that affects handle and hold trends.
Account activity and wagering volume diverge across two of the largest US markets.
Virginia wagering volume has remained stable even as the number of operators in the state declines.
North Carolina's online sports betting market posted strong September volume in its second year of operation.
The Canadian province is considering broadening its regulated online gambling framework.
Heavy promotional credits offset revenue gains in Missouri's debut football season.
A Guardian analysis examines what Republican defeats mean for team owners who donated heavily to the party.
Researchers and campaigners question whether football clubs' pledges to drop gambling sponsors are substantive.
Casino.org's periodic report reviews NFL betting trends and sportsbook performance at midseason.
The operator detailed its responsible gambling surveillance practices amid growing regulatory scrutiny.
A pre-election preview of statewide betting questions and legislative races affecting gambling policy.