All posts by Matthew Kredell
Newest Michigan Sports Betting Bill Gives US Pro Leagues What They Want: Official Data
Use of official league data for in-game wagers switches from a regulatory option to a legislative mandate in the latest Michigan sports betting bill draft.
DraftKings Gets First Approval To Offer Iowa DFS Contests
The Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission issued authorization Thursday for DraftKings to conduct daily fantasy sports contests in the state.
Why The Special Session Will Skip Connecticut Sports Betting This Year
Connecticut's lawmakers and governor will take up sports betting again in February rather than consider a bill favored by tribes this fall.
Daily Fantasy Sports Fans Will Soon Have Their Day In Iowa
DraftKings and FanDuel could get authorization to offer daily fantasy sports in Iowa next week, according to the Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission.
Ohio Sports Betting Bill Holds The Line On Official League Data Mandate Ask
An Ohio committee approved an amendment that allows sports leagues to request that the Lottery Commission restrict betting on events and wager types.
DraftKings Sportsbook Gets OK To Take Online Bets In Indiana Tomorrow
The Indiana Gaming Commission authorized DraftKings Sportsbook to launch online sports betting for Ameristar East Chicago beginning Thursday.
How Michigan Sports Betting Could Get Done: By Cutting Out Online Casino
A new version of the Lawful Sports Betting Act circulated by Rep. Brandt Iden would untether the sports betting and iGaming bills.
Ohio Sports Betting Bill Stirs To Life, May Pass House This Fall
An Ohio lawmaker is prepping minor changes to a sports betting bill with the hope of getting it through the House by early November.
Indiana Sports Betting Mobile Launch Date Arrives Next Week At French Lick
Indiana is getting close to launching mobile sports betting, which appears to be less than a week away after Gaming Commission authorized French Lick Casino...
Illinois Sports Betting Comment Period Could Spotlight Issues With Bill
Industry dissatisfaction with the Sports Wagering Act could be part of the reason why the Illinois Gaming Board is seeking public comment before rulemaking.
