Get A Grip: The Week In Sports And Sports Betting: New Hampshire, Montana, And More
A New Hampshire bill would allow for state-wide sports betting and cap the number of sports betting licenses in the state at 10.
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Indiana Sports Betting Vehicle Debated At House Hearing
A hearing Wednesday in Indiana spells trouble for the Hoosier State's sports betting efforts in 2019. The session ends at the end of April.
‘It’s Time To Get To Work’: Illinois Lawmakers To File Batch Of Sports Betting Bills
Three amended versions of an Illinois sports betting bill are modeled after existing laws in other states, and one is "league friendly." This is the Illinois roadmap
RI Mobile Sports Betting Clears Final Legislative Hurdle
Rhode Island will be the first state in New England with mobile sports betting.
March Madness More Like March Money: AGA Says $8.5 Billion Will Be Wagered
1 in 5 adult Americans will fill out 149 million brackets in during March Madness -- and handle will surpass that of the Super Bowl.
Get A Grip: The Week In Sports Betting: Ohio, D.C. Regs, Rhode Island, More
Washington D.C. sports betting could be live as early as September, and mobile sports betting should be legal in Rhode Island -- with a projected fall launch -- in the next few weeks.
Bill Introduced To Legalize Retail, Mobile Sports Betting In Ohio
A bill to legalize brick-and-mortar sportsbooks and mobile betting platforms has been introduced in Ohio, one of the remaining large market potential states without active legislation on file.
Iowa Sports Betting Likely To Come Down To Wire In 2019
All signs point to Iowa's sports betting efforts continuing to advance this month, but a question over college sports remains a hurdle.
Maryland Sports Betting Bill On Hold Until 2020
Moratorium on constitutional amendments likely came as a surprise to 11 signed up to testify on sports betting bill.
Contentious Connecticut Sports Betting Hearing Solves Nothing
After listening to testimony at Tuesday's Connecticut sports betting hearing, it's clear that the local tribes and state lawmakers still aren't on the same page.
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