Regulation
How NJ Sports Betting Set Up A Potential Constitutional Problem For Everyone
Prior to the Supreme Court’s landmark decision to legalize sports betting, the New Jersey argument that NJ sports betting was safe had a flaw.
Apple Is Creating A Huge Obstacle For Some PA Online Sportsbooks, Casinos
SugarHouse Sportsbook was the first PA sports betting app to go live in the state, but without an iOS App. The problem will not be...
Did The Illinois Bill Create A Knock-On Effect For New NY Sports Betting Amendment?
A New York Senator introduced an amendment that would allow sports betting at racetracks, off-track betting parlors, and sports stadiums and arenas.
The Major Issues Behind Biometric Data And Its Potential In Legal Sports Betting
The four US pro leagues have taken different approaches on how to handle biometric data, like whether it should be disseminated and for what purposes.
Alabama Legalizes Daily Fantasy Sports; DraftKings, FanDuel Set To Return
Daily fantasy sports is coming back to Alabama. More than three years after DFS was declared to be illegal gambling by the state’s attorney general,...
Why The New Wire Act Decision Might Not Be A Win For Sports Betting
With the new Wire Act decision, lottery operators, poker players, and igaming can breathe a sigh of relief. But don't get too excited, sports betting fans.
Rounding Third And Heading Home, It’s NH Sports Betting
The New Hampshire Senate once again voted to approve NH sports betting Thursday, and this time the bill is headed back to the House.
A Dear John Letter To Illinois And America’s Worst Sports Betting Bill
How did the Illinois sports betting process go so wrong? Legal Sports Report managing editor Adam Candee pens a breakup letter to the Land of...
Louisiana Sports Betting Bill Receives Mortal Hit From Poison Pill Amendments
A pair of untenable amendments added in committee on Tuesday appears to signal the death of the Louisiana sports betting bill.
So Who Are These Supposed Bad Actors And What Should We Do With Them?
Illinois has recently been struggling with how to handle a so-called bad actor situation involving the top two DFS providers holding gambling ambitions
