Pennsylvania’s land-based casino operators are on a mission to put an end to the online scratch-off games hosted at PAiLottery.com. The PA Lottery went online in 2018 and local casino operators have been up in arms ever since. Local casinos claim the games offered by PA iLottery are nothing more than repackaged slots being offered…
The National Indian Gaming Commission (NIGC) has given its blessing to a sports betting partnership between the Oneida Indian Tribe in New York and commercial gaming supplier Scientific Games (SGC).
Of the thirteen states that have now passed sports betting legislation, none have adopted statewide integrity fees. Further, the proposed federal sports wagering legislation that came and went last year failed to include any integrity fee provisions.
DraftKings has secured its position as a major player in the developing online sports betting and gambling market in the US through a multi-year deal reached with Caesars Entertainment yesterday that will grant DraftKings access to states where Caesars operates and sports betting is legal.
If all goes well with a two-day testing period scheduled for today and tomorrow, Delaware County will see the opening of the new sports betting venue at Harrah’s Philadelphia Casino and Racetrack on Thursday.
A couple of interesting sports betting developments have come out of New York over the last week. Although details are limited right now, Governor Cuomo has confirmed he will be seeking to authorize sports betting in New York.
The US Department of Justice has reversed its stance on whether or not the Wire Act applies to forms of gambling other than sports betting. In an opinion issued this afternoon, the DOJ stated it now believes the Wire Act does apply to other forms of gambling beyond sports betting.
An article published by the New York Post over the weekend revealed an interesting tidbit of information regarding online sports betting in the Empire State. According to the Post, DraftKings New Jersey and FanDuel New Jersey both estimate that up to 10% of their sports betting customers actually reside in New York but make trips…
The NFL has signed its first league-wide sponsorship deal with a gambling company. This morning, the NFL announced it has designated Caesars Entertainment as the Official Casino Sponsor of the NFL. The agreement will take effect in time for the Wild Card round of the 2019 Playoffs this weekend.
New York enters 2019 as one of the states most likely to legalize sports betting in the new year thanks to strong pro-gaming interests in the legislature and widespread support among existing casinos. The state failed to act on the opportunity in 2018, but the next year may see progress with most of the key…
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