Turn to What's On Tap to keep up to speed on the latest sports betting developments and get a look at big sporting events in the week ahead.
When the bidding process for New York's mobile sports wagering platforms begins in July, DraftKings and FanDuel will enter as the favorites.
Enlisting pro sports teams and sportsbook operators, State Rep. Dan Huberty made his pitch to the Texas legislature State Affairs committee to bring legal sports wagering to the Lone Star State.
With Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey close to legalizing sports betting, operators are lining up to gain access with tribal and commercial partners.
Some states allow betting on college teams that are located in their state, while others prohibit it. What will Ohio do?
Many states have rejected the model, while New York State in many respects appears to be on its way to doing the same or similar for its impending launch of mobile sportsbooks.
State Rep. Dan Huberty will make his case to bring legalized sports betting to Texas at a public hearing Wednesday, hoping it could be one of the ways to help fund his transformative educational bill passed in 2019.
One senator called the sports betting bill a "sham," but the full Senate approved a bill that would allow for statewide mobile betting.
The House of Delegates has until midnight tonight to approve a sports betting bill that would allow for 60+ mobile/online platforms.
Turn to What's On Tap to keep up to speed on the latest sports betting developments and get a look at big sporting events in the week ahead.
