Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker's use of Executive Order helped mobile sports betting take off. With promising early results, is there an appetite to end in-person registration for those accounts permanently?
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker renewed Executive Order 2020-41 for an additional 30 days Friday as the in-person registration provision to access mobile sports wagering in the gaming expansion bill he signed into law last year remains suspended.
The Colorado Department of Revenue's Gaming Division reported an increase of nearly 50% in sports betting handle for June to $38.1 million.
An attorney for Rivers Casino submitted a public comment challenging the validity of the Illinois Gaming Board's proposed rule on branding.
Sportsbook lounges are not in the immediate future as a legal battle proceeds.
In this latest filing, the muddied waters around the DOJ's 2018 reinterpretation of the famously unclear Wire Act of 1961 did not become any clearer.
Amid the COVID-19 crisis, retail lottery sales have plummeted, yet federal fight over lotteries still going strong.
Ten New Hampshire towns voted to permit the physical operation of retail sportsbooks Tuesday, raising the number of communities in the Granite State to grant approval to 16 dating back to last fall.
The 23-year-old Patz, who attained media attention for sports betting success after winning $1 million in a six-week span last November to December, faces a maximum of five years in federal prison if convicted.
While Sportradar's lawsuit against rival Genius Sports carries widespread ramifications in Europe, the impact in the U.S. is less clear.
