All posts by Ryan Rodenberg
Another Hole In PASPA: One Type Of Sports Betting Is Legal In Washington State
You can add another state not named Nevada, Delaware, Oregon or Montana to the growing list of jurisdictions at least partially exempt from the loophole-filled federal...
Here Are The Top Ten Quotes From The Road To The Supreme Court Sports Betting Case
Here is a list of the most memorable quotes from lawyers, judges, and sports league executives in various court proceedings leading up to the dispute...
Here’s The Path To A Unanimous Decision In The Supreme Court Sports Betting Case
The US Supreme Court sports betting decision, whenever it is released, could take many forms. One of them could be a unanimous decision narrowly ruling...
Daily Fantasy Contests ‘Are Not Games of Chance,’ Researchers Conclude After Losing Every Contest They Enter
A soon-to-be-published academic study seeks to address the question that dominated gaming headlines in late 2015 and early 2016: Does daily fantasy sports constitute gambling?
Indiana Supreme Court Set To Hear Fantasy Sports Case, Consent Of Real-World Athletes At Issue
The long-running lawsuit brought by three former college athletes against FanDuel and DraftKings has now landed at the Indiana Supreme Court.
Leagues, Player Unions Could Find Common Ground On Sports Betting, Prior Court Filing Reveals
Sports leagues and unions don't always see eye to eye, but they may on sports gambling. They agreed with each other on the use of...
Amid New Focus On Sports Betting, Unions Previously Took Stance On ‘Publicity Rights’ In Fantasy Lawsuit
Last week, the four most prominent US player unions flagged athlete “publicity rights” as a point of emphasis in a joint statement about sports betting....
UK Levies Fine In Pie-Eating And Streaker Case, Sheds Light On ‘Novelty Bets’ Issue In US
The UK Gambling Commission took action after a sportsbook allowed bets on whether a soccer match would feature a nude streaker or a backup goalie...
Tossing Out The Supreme Court Sports Betting Case: Does ‘Mootness’ Doctrine Apply?
Could the Supreme Court throw out the New Jersey sports betting case? It's not impossible.
No ‘Property Right In The Facts Of A Sporting Event,’ Journalism Giants Wrote In Court Filing
The Washington Post and the New York Times share a strongly-held belief favoring the widespread availability of real-time sports data, a debate that could be...
