The long-running lawsuit brought by three former college athletes against FanDuel and DraftKings has now landed at the Indiana Supreme Court.
National Tribal Group Passes Resolution To Support Sports Betting Repeal, With Caveats
English Soccer Player Banned Six Years For Breaking Betting And Integrity Rules
Leagues, Player Unions Could Find Common Ground On Sports Betting, Prior Court Filing Reveals
West Virginia Casinos To Meet On Sports Betting With NBA, MLB This Week
NY Lawmaker: MLB, NBA Stance On Sports Betting ‘A Little Disingenuous’
Wait, What? NJ Lawmakers Apparently Invented Sports Betting Integrity Fees
The English Premier League Gives Its Two Cents On The US Sports Betting Debate
Oregon Lottery Says It Has ‘Broad Authority To Introduce’ Sports Betting, Without New Law
Report: MLB, NBA Want To Ditch Equity In DraftKings, FanDuel
Formula One Signs Fantasy Sports Deal With PlayON, Which Eyes US Debut
Nevada Governor Wants More Sporting Events For Vegas And NFL Stadium, Creates New Committee
Louisiana Daily Fantasy Sports Bill Clears House, Sports Betting Shelved In Senate
Sports Betting Could Help Fledgling Football Leagues AAF, XFL
UK Levies Fine In Pie-Eating And Streaker Case, Sheds Light On ‘Novelty Bets’ Issue In US
DraftKings Heading Down Under, Will Launch In Australia In Q2
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Week of April 23-30, 2018
Three US Supreme Court decisions were released on Tuesday, but the New Jersey sports betting case was not one of them.
The next possibility for decisions is April 30. We’ll have instant coverage at LSR if a decision comes down.
There are signs of movement on a New York sports betting law, but the proof will be in the pudding in a state with a complicated landscape.
As always, watch us on Twitter for new developments.
What Are The States Where You Can Play Daily Fantasy Sports?
LegalSportsReport began as a site aimed at analyzing the daily fantasy sports industry in the United States, and that's where much of our focus remains today. We are especially interested in the legal and legislative conversations surrounding DFS, and also in the underlying economics of the daily fantasy sports industry. Additionally, we cover general industry developments, including product innovations, marketing trends, and related topics.
Closely connected to the issue of daily fantasy sports is the issue of regulated sports betting in the United States. Right now, the majority of legal sports betting in the U.S. takes place in Nevada, so much of our coverage on this area revolves around the Silver State. But the topic of legal sports betting is arising in more and more states, and also gaining traction on the federal level, developments that we'll be watching closely as they unfold over the coming months.
In many ways, the global sports online betting market, led by operators like bet365, provides a template for the market that is likely to eventually evolve for sports betting in the United States. And many of the companies that dominate the international sports betting market - such as William Hill - are poised to become key players in the US sports betting market should the market become legal and regulated.
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