All posts tagged "United Kingdom"
Mega-Merger Between FanDuel Parent, Stars Group Faces Competition Inquiry
UK competition authorities will review the $6 billion mega-merger between FanDuel owner Flutter Entertainment and Fox Bet owner The Stars Group.
Backlash Against UK Gambling Provides Cautionary Tale For US Sports Betting Market
Britain’s National Health Service (NHS) recently joined the growing chorus of anti-gambling rhetoric in the UK.
Has Pinnacle’s Owner Found A Route Into The US Sports Betting Market?
Pinnacle owner Magnus Hedman might have found a way into the US sports betting market.
What UK Closures Could Mean For William Hill In US Sports Betting
William Hill has emerged as a leading player in the expansion of legal sports betting in the US. But in its home market of the United...
What Gaming In Holland Can Teach The US Sports Betting Market
Held in June in Amsterdam, the Gaming in Holland conference had some panels that were relevant to the growth of legal sports betting in the...
MLB Is Betting On Baseball In London, Where Sports Wagering Is Legal
Major League Baseball is sending its most popular teams overseas next season, to one of the most established regulated sports betting markets in the world.
Daily Fantasy Sports Retreat: FanDuel Pulls Out Of UK After One Year
Daily fantasy sports site FanDuel announced on Friday that it would discontinue service to the UK market.
UK Gaming Commission Puts Out Warning On Running Fantasy Sports Contests
The UK Gaming Commission warned about running unauthorized fantasy sports leagues with entry fees on Monday. That could include even advertising such contests.
Yahoo Quietly Receives UK Gambling License For Daily Fantasy Sports
Yahoo became the latest daily fantasy sports site to enter the United Kingdom, joining DraftKings and FanDuel.
European Daily Fantasy Sports Site Mondogoal Closes Consumer-Facing Platform, Pivots To B2B
Daily fantasy sports operator Mondogoal will no longer accept players as a consumer-facing platform and is pivoting to a business-to-business model.
