All posts by John Holden
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.
What To Expect From The Wire Act Case And What It Could Mean For Sports Betting
Since the District Court of New Hampshire’s decision holding that the Wire Act only applies to sports betting, we waited for an appeal.
Making Sense Of Leagues’ Search for Sports Betting Data Fees: Case Study No. 8
In this series, we will explore some of the important case law that is relevant to sports leagues’ argument that they should be compensated for...
Remember The Federal Sports Betting Bill? Apparently It’s Still A Thing
While the country prepares for the start of its most popular sport, Congress apparently still wants to find a way to meddle in sports betting...
Federal Regulators Target Nevada Sports Betting Investment Scheme
The fallout from Nevada's botched entity sports betting continued last week with a new federal complaint.
Breaking Down The Rise and Fall of Legendz Sportsbook, Part II
The prosecution alleged this was one of the largest illegal sports betting operations in the history of the United States, seeing an alleged handle upwards...
