Why DraftKings CEO Jason Robins Said “People who are doing this for profit are not the players we Want”

Why DraftKings CEO Jason Robins Said “People who are doing this for profit are not the players we Want”

A comment by DraftKings CEO Jason Robins has the gambling sphere in a tizzy. “This is an entertainment activity,” Robins said during the investor-focused Canaccord Genuity digital conference. “People who are doing this for profit are not the players we want.” And with that, cue the torches and pitchforks.

IGT Files Suit Asking The DOJ To Clarify Its Position On The Wire Act

IGT Files Suit Asking The DOJ To Clarify Its Position On The Wire Act

The 1961 Wire Act is back in the news after the lottery and online gambling provider, IGT, announced it is suing the Department of Justice and Attorney General Merrick Garland. The 18-page complaint seeks a declaratory judgment on the Wire Act, noting the court ruling from earlier this year only applies to New Hampshire.

Florida Sports Betting On The Ropes After Court Ruling

Florida Sports Betting On The Ropes After Court Ruling

Update: The Seminole Tribe has shut down its Hard Rock sports betting app while it appeals the court ruling. The compact between Florida and the Seminole Tribe was overturned by US District Court Judge Dabney Friedrich, who opined that the agreement violated IGRA. The ruling will undoubtedly be appealed, but it looks to spell the end…

MGC Calls For (Another) Massachusetts Sports Betting Study

MGC Calls For (Another) Massachusetts Sports Betting Study

Massachusetts looks to be punting legal sports betting to 2022. With sports betting legislation easily passed by the House of Representatives shipwrecked in the Senate, and the legislature dealing with a plethora of significant issues from redistricting to ARPA funds, the Massachusetts Gaming Commission (MGC) has put out the call for another study.

COVID Concerns Didn’t Thwart The 2021 World Series Of Poker

COVID Concerns Didn’t Thwart The 2021 World Series Of Poker

The World Series of Poker is back. After canceling the 2020 series, the event returned to the Rio in 2021, albeit not in the summer when the series usually takes place. And even though attendance was down, the series didn’t turn into a ghost town. On a very positive note, Main Event attendance (following the…

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