All posts tagged "SBTech"
The Week In Sports Betting News: Washington Legalizes First in 2020
This week's recap of sports betting news includes 2020's first newly-legalized sports betting state and esports betting in Nevada.
Some US Online Gambling Sites Down Following Cyberattack On SBTech
SBTech-powered sites including Oregon Lottery Scoreboard and BetAmerica in New Jersey have been down since Friday night following a suspected ransomeware attack.
There’s One Clear Winner In SBTech Monopoly Of Oregon Sports Betting
The Oregon sports betting contract between SBTech and the Oregon Lottery finally becomes public record, showing the operator securing a favorable deal.
The Week In Sports Betting News: Illinois, Michigan Make It A Third
This week's recap of sports betting news includes launches by Illinois and Michigan as well as bills passing Washington and Virginia's legislatures.
SBTech Loses Again In Fight To Hide Oregon Sports Betting Contract
A Marion County judge has sided with Legal Sports Report in the battle to gain access a public sports betting contract between SBTech and the...
Kambi CEO Forges On As Company Preps For Impending Loss Of DraftKings Business
An improved trading model led to more in-play bets and an overall market-leading product for Kambi during the NFL season, CEO Kristian Nylen said.
The Week In Sports Betting News: DraftKings Divorces From Bachelor Contestants
This week's recap of sports betting news includes SBTech's lawsuit against LSR and others and DraftKings removing a 'Bachelor' contestant's winning entry.
How Kambi Plans To Profit From ‘Weakened’ SBTech After DraftKings Deal
Kambi is aiming to profit from perceived lessened competition following the acquisition of rival sportsbook supplier SBTech.
What Is SBTech Trying To Hide About Its Oregon Sports Betting Contract?
Citing trade secrets, SBTech is taking multiple parties to court to prevent the public from seeing its sports betting contract with the Oregon Lottery.
DraftKings Filings Show You Can’t Make Money Without Spending (A Lot Of) Money
Like any aggressive company in the early days of the sports betting gold rush, DraftKings reasonably could be assumed to be in the red.
