Betting News

A new report estimates the global sports betting market size at $84.6 billion with an annual growth of 12.4% so we take a look at the story.

Six of the largest US gaming operators just agreed to the first industry-led responsible gambling standards in the country, so we take a look.

The Massachusetts Gaming Commission is allowing unlimited temporary sports betting licenses with just 7 full licenses available, so we check out the mix up.

Maryland’s gaming director says he is “optimistic” a mobile sports betting market will launch in part in 2022, so we check out the story.

Missouri Governor Mike Parson has told lawmakers they cannot vote on sports betting legislation during the special sessions he has called, so we look at the story.

A new PPIC survey shows that over half of California residents oppose sports betting Proposition 27, so we take a closer look.

The Maryland Lottery and Gaming Control Commission just approved the NFL’s Washington Commanders for a retail stadium sportsbook, so we delve into the story.

In the North Carolina sports betting scene, the Catawba Nation has opened up a retail sportsbook as the mobile option remains on hold, so we have a look.

Missouri Senate Majority Leader Caleb Rowden Tweeted that he is “Not Good” with resident gamblers traveling to Kansas to legally sports bet, so we check it out.

Maryland’s sports wagering commission approved an amendment that requires mobile operators to submit a diversity plan, so we cover the story.

An AGA sponsored survey that concludes that 46.6 million Americans plan to bet on the upcoming NFL season, so we delve deeper.

BetMGM and the Kansas City Chiefs have announced a new partnership as Kanas legal sports betting and the 2022 NFL season both begin, so we take a look.