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Here’s “Get a Grip,” recapping the week’s top sports betting headlines, highlighting some fresh news, and rounding up key stories.

As the Chiefs prepare for another AFC Championship game, their Missouri-based fans still must cross the border to bet.

A strong January start has put New York's mobile sports wagering operators in position for the first ever $2 billion monthly handle.

UK betting behemoth Betfred gains long-awaited approval from Nevada regulators, who were impressed by the company's origins and story.

A favorable sports calendar provided a third-quarter tailwind, as iGaming handle soared more than 90% from the prior period.

SuperBook Sports is looking to add Maryland to its seven other states, including Arizona, Colorado, Ohio, and Tennessee.

A new bill in the state Senate could offer tribes the chance to benefit off the state's massive market for sports wagering.

PointsBet recently opened its third off-track betting sportsbook in the suburban Chicagoland area through Hawthorne Race Course.

The sportsbook has 40 TVs, including two massive LED screens, as well as 21 betting kiosks and eight betting windows.

Researchers at Miami University in Ohio are conducting studies to develop drugs to help treat gambling addiction.