Kambi CEO Discusses The US Market Before, During, And After COVID-19
A lot has happened since the Supreme Court of the United States repealed the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PASPA) on May 14, 2018.
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Wire Act Oral Arguments Point To a New Hampshire Lottery Win
The 1961 Wire Act had another day in court last week when the First Circuit Court of Appeals listened to oral arguments from the New Hampshire Lottery and co-plaintiff NeoPollard, as well as the Department of Justice, the defendant in the case.
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Discussing Sports Betting Integrity With Matt Holt
This column is the first of a two-part interview with Matt Holt, founder, and CEO of U.S. Integrity.
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Wire Act On Trial: Does Online Gambling Hang In The Balance?
The 1961 Wire Act wasn’t supposed to be a controversial law, and for most of its existence, it wasn’t. But then internet gambling sprang into being. The lack of law and regulation pertaining to the internet sent law enforcement scrambling to find anything that might apply to this new delivery channel.
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Online WSOP Highlights The Absurdity Of US Gambling Laws
When the World Series of Poker kicks off in July, it will be quite different than any of the previous incarnations of the storied WSOP tournament series. Because of the novel Coronavirus, the entire series is taking place online.
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Is Cashless Gaming Finally Coming To A Casino Near You?
The expectation is Coronavirus’s shutdown of the US casino industry will hasten the spread of online gambling across the country.
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The Latest Online Poker Scandal Is Publicity The Game Doesn’t Need
As legal sports betting spreads across the country, a debate is raging over maintaining the integrity of sports.
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ICE North America 2020 Recap: Modernization Is Key
Betting USA takes a look back at the ICE North America virtual conference.
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Election Betting: Consequences For US Sports Betting?
For 15 minutes Tuesday evening, FanDuel Sportsbook in West Virginia was offering lines on presidential betting. We summarized the West Virginia political betting debacle as it happened, but the overarching questions are, should West Virginia have gone down this road? And will there be any fallout?
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Betting In The Age Of Coronavirus Could Be The Sign Of A Problem
With Coronavirus shutting down the majority of sports leagues and events, there’s a severe shortage of opportunities to bet. But that doesn’t mean people have stopped gambling. And that’s led to a discussion on what it says about the people still betting, like bettors who forayed into table tennis betting and wagering on soccer matches…
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