Following the repeal of PASPA, the US sports betting industry has put the pedal to the metal as it tries to catch up to the more established European sports betting markets. One way the US can close the gap is the introduction of more sophisticated products like BetBuilder from Betgenius.
The topic of free-to-play sports betting games provokes all sorts of pessimistic responses from serious gamblers. They’re a stand-in for the real thing, a marketing gimmick, or something that only appeals to non-sports bettors. Nothing could be further from the truth.
Promoting responsible gaming should be a priority 365 days a year, but every so often it’s important to highlight it. That’s exactly what happens during Responsible Gaming Education Week, which runs from September 15-21.
The US sports betting landscape could be on the precipice of a paradigm shift now that FOX Bet, a joint venture between FOX Sports and The Stars Group is live in New Jersey (following a rebrand) and Pennsylvania.
A comprehensive report published by Eilers & Krejcik Gaming shines some much-needed light on the habits of US sports bettors.
The US sports betting industry is a little more crowded following the news of a partnership between sports betting operator Smarkets and casino developer Full House Resorts. The multi-year deal gives Smarkets access to the Indiana and Colorado online sports betting markets (note: legal online sports betting in Colorado is contingent on a 2020 referendum.
Since the fall of PASPA, the number of opportunities for legal US online gambling operators has increased, and so has the level of competition. The new post-PASPA reality isn’t phasing 888 Holdings.
The daily fantasy sports is currently fighting for its life in statehouses across the country, but if you were to only listen to the DFS crowd you’d think it was the other way around, and it was the lawmakers who were coming to the DFS industry to lure them to the state. I feel the…
Over the past several years, legislatures from California to Massachusetts have looked into online gambling legalization, and while progress has been slow, there has been progress. But there is a newfound fear among some online gaming advocates that daily fantasy sports is stealing their spotlight.
In the very same week that iovation, a company with strong ties to the now-defunct and utterly reviled Ultimate Bet online poker site, was approved by Nevada regulators, a daily fantasy sports website, FantasyHub, appears to be unable to meet its obligations to its customers. And if that wasn’t bad enough, there is this part…
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