All posts by Eric Ramsey
NASCAR Shifts Sports Betting Into Higher Gear With Sportradar Integrity Deal
Data company Sportradar will provide integrity services to NASCAR, the most popular auto racing league in the US, as sports betting continues to expand.
The Week In Sports Betting: A Small State, A Tiny District And Big Data
A dense week of sports betting news includes another MGM partnership, shenanigans in DC, and a road trip to Rhode Island.
DraftKings Sportsbook: Coming Soon To A State Near You?
DraftKings Sportsbook is still the only platform offering NJ sports betting on web/mobile devices, but its potential for short-term growth appears limited by its sparse...
DC Sports Betting Bill Advances As Committee Removes Proposed ‘Royalty Fee’
The sponsor of a DC sports betting bill tried to include a royalty fee for leagues, but his attempt at compromise left everyone unsatisfied.
MLB, NBA Get Rewarded With Sports Betting Royalty Fee Added To DC Bill
The efforts of US professional leagues to collect fees tied to sports betting seem to be taking another hard pivot, and appear to be close...
MLB Makes MGM Resorts ‘Official Gaming Partner’ As Sports Betting Deals Proliferate
Major League Baseball now has a sports betting partner in MGM Resorts International, which has casinos with legal wagering in Nevada, New Jersey and Mississippi.
US Stakeholders Create National Sports Wagering Integrity Monitoring Association
A group of US sports betting operators has banded together to create a national organization to oversee integrity and protect consumers.
Last Week In Sports Betting: Giving Thanks For A Slow Week Of Headlines
The headline makers took a bit of a holiday break, making this batch of leftovers a little lighter than usual.
Online-Only Virginia Sports Betting Bill Pops Up On 2019 Legislative Agenda
Following a recent uptick in chatter, a state lawmaker this week the first step toward legalizing Virginia sports betting. Del. Mark Sickles pre-filed a bill onto the 2019...
Slow Your Rollout: West Virginia Sports Betting Stagnates With Limited Options
West Virginia sports betting is profitable, but not nearly as profitable as it could be. Legal options for bettors remain limited.
