All posts by Eric Ramsey
Rhode Island Sports Betting Lawsuit Takes Aim At Retail, Mobile Laws
Officials close to the state Republican Party in Rhode Island are challenging the legality of the state's existing sports betting laws.
Tennessee Legislature Votes Yes On Sports Betting; Bill Heads To Governor
The Tennessee legislature passed a unified sports betting bill on Tuesday, sending it to the governor for a final decision.
Sports Betting Legislative Lasso: Three States Knocking At The Door
Sports betting bills are waiting for a signature from the governor in three US states, and legislative activity is still peaking in a few others.
NY Online Sports Betting Is A Coin Flip To Pass In 2019, Key Lawmaker Says
Assemblyman Gary Pretlow offered an update on his efforts to bring online sports betting to New York state, and made it sound like it has...
Mobile Sports Betting Apps Return From Dead In Indiana Bill
As anticipated, an Indiana conference committee has reinserted provisions for statewide mobile sports betting in the gambling bill nearing passage.
Sports Betting Legislative Lasso: Central States Hurtling Toward Finish Line
The list of US states considering sports betting bills has grown to 38 with the addition of Colorado, and several of those are suddenly on...
24-Hour Sports Betting Network Coming From SportsGrid, Sportradar
SportsGrid and industry gatekeeper Sportradar have announced an ambitious new programming partnership in the overlap between sports and gambling.
Last-Ditch Effort To Jump-Start Colorado Sports Betting Afoot In Legislature
The list of states considering sports betting bills is set to increase once again, as lawmakers in Colorado work to finalize language for introduction.
Indiana Sports Betting Bill Clears Committee, Heads To House Floor For Vote
The Senate-passed bill that would legalize sports betting in Indiana was favorably reported out of its final House committee stop this morning.
Sports Betting Legislative Lasso: Betting On The South
Our tour of sports betting legislation begins in the South for the second straight week, as new bills appeared in Arkansas and Alabama.
