All posts tagged "New York"
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.
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.
The Week In Sports Betting News: Open Season For NFL And College Football
The US sports betting industry has never had as much potential as it does today, fresh off the start of the 2019 NFL football season.
Why The Planned Mobile NY Sports Betting Study Hasn’t Even Started Yet
The State Gaming Commission is taking its time on choosing company to conduct an NY sports betting study, allowing for additional applicants.
Resorts World Launches NY Sportsbook This Week Featuring IGT And Betgenius
With a little help from IGT and Betgenius, Resorts World Catskills is prepared to open its long-awaited sportbook in the upstate cradle of NY sports...
Wait, Lawmakers Did What With Sports Betting Bills in 2019?
Here are some of the most memorable -- and lamentable -- storylines involving state lawmakers and sports betting bills throughout 2019
The Week In Sports Betting: Iowa Standing In The On-Deck Circle
While Iowa rushes to launch regulated sports betting, policymakers in New York and North Carolina are still exploring the best path forward.
How The Pivotal NY Sports Betting Study Winner Will Be Chosen
Who will win the right to convince Gov. Andrew Cuomo that mobile NY sports betting needs to happen to maximize revenue for the Empire State?
The Week In Sports Betting: A New Deal For FanDuel; Two More For DraftKings
This weekly recap of sports betting news features FanDuel and DraftKings prominently, plus updates from around the map of legislation and regulation.
The Week In Sports Betting: New York Gets a Taste, Pennsylvania Gets The Whole Shebang
This week's sports betting news heavily featured New York and Pennsylvania, two of the biggest potential US markets heading down two diverging paths.
