Oral Argument, One Year Later: 60 Minutes That Changed Sports Betting Forever
One year ago on this day, four hours before the sun rose, I stood on a sidewalk adjacent to the ...
Tag: scotus
AGA to Schumer: Sports Betting Doesn’t Need Federal Oversight
"Additional federal engagement is not warranted at this time." Those words close the first paragraph of the American Gaming Association's ...
Kentucky Lawmakers Begin Education on Sports Betting
Kentucky lawmakers on Thursday got a primer on sports betting when staff members presented a detailed look at sports betting ...
Schumer Joins Hatch in Pushing for Federal Sports Betting Framework
After being a lone voice this summer pushing for a federal framework on sports betting, Utah senator Orrin Hatch got ...
Need for Federal Sports Betting Law Just a Vanity Project for Hatch
Why is one of the architects of the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act taking point on sports betting in ...
Pathway Opens to Legal Kentucky Sports Betting as ‘Working Group’ Convenes
Kentucky’s sports betting working group isn’t working in a vacuum. During its first meeting on Monday, the nine-member panel took ...
Happy Anniversary! Delaware Sports Betting a Winner One Month In
One bettor placed a combined $100,000 on college football. A $1 million “profit” has been made. And about $7 million ...
U.S. Sports Betting in 2018: Timeline of State and Sportsbook Developments
This has been a historic year for legal sports betting in the United States as the long-awaited Supreme Court decision ...
Michigan Adjourns Without Sports Betting Law, But Made Progress
The state of Michigan ended its attempt to legalize sports betting before the start of the NFL season last week, ...
Rhode Island Inches Closer to Making Sports Betting Legal
Rhode Island’s Senate Finance Committee on Tuesday voted in favor of S7200, a sweeping appropriations bill that includes a 15-page ...
