Betting News

After launching in New Jersey earlier in 2019, Hard Rock is adding Iowa to its list of US states for its sportsbook product.

A local mobile app developer has filed a legal complaint against the D.C. Council’s decision to award a no-bid contract to the district’s sports betting operator.

In Iowa’s first month of sports betting, casinos took in over $8.5 million in bets, signaling a healthy opening four weeks for the state.

The House Regulatory Reform Committee in Michigan approved three bills that could be the foundation for sports betting law in the state.

New Jersey and Pennsylvania celebrated strong months at the sports betting window in August as both states hit all-time revenue highs for the month.

With the help of MGM, Buffalo Wild Wings is planning to offer sports betting in their restaurants in the future. How soon could betting be available to customers? …

Michigan lawmakers are preparing a plan that could have sports betting legalized in the state by the Super Bowl.

The California Assembly unanimously passed a bill that would entitle college athletes the ability to make money from endorsements while in school, but will it become law? …

As other states surrounding Wisconsin legalize sports betting, state legislators continue to debate if statewide wagering is right for the Badger State.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones believes widespread legalization of sports betting in the United States will boost the NFL’s next TV contract by more than 50 percent.

The NCAA is hoping to influence legislation that would clearly define college sports’ relationship with sports betting in all 50 states.

In just over a year since legalizing sports betting, New Jersey is poised to take down Nevada as the sports betting king of America.