All posts by John Holden
NFL Suspension Of Josh Shaw Shows Where Communication Can Improve In Legal Sports Betting Era
The NFL's recent suspension of Arizona Cardinal Josh Shaw highlights gaps in commuication between legal sports betting and the league's athletes.
Ahoy! Leagues Say There Be Pirates Stealing Sports Betting Data!
A newer talking point from the PGA Tour and Major League Baseball describes purveyors of unofficial data as “pirates,” or groups who are “stealing” from...
Checkmate? How A Chess Case Puts Another Nail In The Proprietary Sports Betting Data Coffin
In 2016, World Chess US Inc. filed a lawsuit against the company ChessGames Services LLC. We learn about sports betting data through it.
Tribal Compacts: A Primer For Legal US Sports Betting
Sports betting on Native American tribal lands is moving at a cautious pace. Given the prevalence of tribal gaming throughout the country, the role of...
Checking Into What MLB Told Washington State Regulators About Sports Betting
MLB's vision for what sports betting in Washington state might look like if a genie granted wishes played out earlier this month.
Can Purdue Really Ban Students And Faculty From Sports Betting?
Purdue adopted a new sports betting ban last week that applies to faculty, staff, and non-student athletes. The legality of that ban remains in question.
Breaking Down The Indictments In Attempted NCAA Match-Fixing Scheme
The indictment charges that Benjamin Bifalco and others attempted to bribe NCAA Division I men’s basketball players to fix a game.
More From The Greatest Hits Album For NBA Commissioner Adam Silver
Stop us if you've heard any of this before from NBA Commissioner Adam Silver. Last week Bloomberg posted an interview with Silver.
The Cautionary Tale For US Sports Betting In Esports Match-Fixing Struggles
Fighting match-fixing is something that regulators, leagues, and sportsbooks should all be on the same page about.
Making Sense of Leagues’ Search for Sports Betting Data Fees: Case Study No. 9
Independently collecting and disseminating data without free-riding on league intellectual property rights creates long odds in an officiai league data suit.
