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Independent & editorially reviewed Odds & offers updated October 16, 2026
Maryland's six casinos combined for $157.9 million in July revenue, down 4.7% from a year ago, with MGM National Harbor posting the steepest single-month drop in the state.
Scientists built an AI-powered touchscreen that rewards wild capuchin monkeys with banana slices, and the resulting reward-chasing behavior looks a lot like a casino slot loop.
The CFTC has warned prediction market platforms to drop American-style moneyline odds, intensifying the regulatory fight over whether these exchanges are legal sports betting operations.
Aaron Nola and Max Scherzer, two former Cy Young-caliber aces, both enter Saturday's Phillies-Blue Jays game mired in the worst stretches of their careers.
Polymarket bettors are backing the Under in both the Angels-Marlins and Guardians-White Sox games Saturday, with ace pitching driving the market.
Manny Franco tied Saratoga's single-day record with six wins on Aug. 7, capped by a Hall of Fame Stakes victory aboard Bottas for trainer Miguel Clement.
Century Casinos posted record Q2 revenue and cash flow, but president Peter Hoetzinger says the company could sell its four Alberta casinos as Poland continues to weigh on results.
Polymarket lands exclusive US streaming rights to roughly 20,000 ATP Tour and Challenger matches per season as part of a new deal naming it the tour's official prediction market provider.
The Sports Traders Union, backed partly by exchange Novig, wants a 21-plus age minimum and loss-data transparency from prediction market platforms like Kalshi.
Genius Sports' Q2 2026 earnings show its media and advertising business, boosted by the Legend acquisition, is now growing far faster than its core sportsbook data segment.
Circa Sports has landed regulatory approval to launch in Arizona through a tribal partnership, becoming the operator's seventh online betting state.
A new podcast report alleges Kawhi Leonard had a hidden sponsorship deal with Clippers scoreboard-maker Daktronics, deepening an NBA probe that has already stalled his trade back to Toronto.
