All posts by Eric Ramsey
What Do The Penn National Deals Mean For Sports Betting In Your State?
A week after an enormous sports betting announcement from Penn National Gaming, we try to fit the pieces together in the legalized states.
The Week In Sports Betting: Penn National Wheels And Deals, Iowa Races Indiana To The Start
It's no exaggeration to say that last week's news from Penn National will shape the future of US sports betting. On Wednesday, the company unveiled...
Penn National Gaming Strikes Sports Betting Deals With DraftKings, Kambi, And More
Penn National Gaming upped the stakes on Wednesday, entering into US sports betting patnerships wtih DraftKings, PointsBet, and several others.
The Week In Sports Betting: A New Deal For FanDuel; Two More For DraftKings
This weekly recap of sports betting news features FanDuel and DraftKings prominently, plus updates from around the map of legislation and regulation.
Tar Heel Born: North Carolina Sports Betting Becomes Law
On Friday, North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper signed a bill that makes sports betting legal at two tribal casinos operated by Caesars.
The Week In Sports Betting: New York Gets a Taste, Pennsylvania Gets The Whole Shebang
This week's sports betting news heavily featured New York and Pennsylvania, two of the biggest potential US markets heading down two diverging paths.
The Week In Sports Betting: Everyone Welcome Our New Friend, New Hampshire
This week's recap of sports betting news features the newest US state with a legal industry, plus a few others inching their way toward launch.
New Jersey Posts $273 Million In Sports Bets In Dog Days Of Summer
The summer lull cooled off New Jersey sports betting a bit last month, but legal books still combined to earn $9.7 million in revenue.
New Hampshire Legalizes Sports Betting, But How Long Until Launch?
Legal sports betting is absolutely coming to New Hampshire after Gov. Chris Sununu signed the enabling bill into law on Friday.
Corruption Allegations, Bad Contract No Concern For Council As DC Sports Betting Passes
Terrible terms and shady dealings didn't stop members of the district council from approving the $215 million DC sports betting contract with Intralot.
