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Novig raised over $105 million to build a commission-free, peer-to-peer sports betting exchange. Here is how it compares to DraftKings and FanDuel and who should consider switching.
DraftKings and FanDuel are each funding a Nebraska ballot campaign that could put mobile sports betting before voters in November 2026. Here is what the measure actually says.
Oklahoma's Senate rejected sports betting for the second year in a row — but bettors in the state still have legal options worth knowing about.
Ontario Liberal MPP Lee Fairclough introduced Bill 107 to ban iGaming advertising on TV, social media, and sponsorships — a push that could set a precedent US states follow.
One of Vegas's most iconic sportsbooks is about to get a serious upgrade — and if you have a Caesars Rewards account, you're going to want to pay attention.
Gaming stocks are down 6% for the year, Las Vegas visitation slipped in January, and prediction markets are showing up in analyst calls. Here is what to watch when the big operators report Q1 numbers.
Illinois Governor JB Pritzker just signed an executive order restricting state employees from trading prediction markets. He is far from alone — here is who else is moving and why the momentum is building.
Oklahoma has 130+ tribal casinos but still no legal sports betting. Here is what the 2026 legislation looks like, what the tribal compact dispute really means, and when DFS players might finally see a sportsbook.
bet365 went live in Michigan on April 17, 2026 — its 17th US state. Michigan already has DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM, and a dozen other operators. So why does this launch actually matter for Michigan bettors?
William Hill is one of the most storied names in sports betting history — and it could soon be under American ownership again. Here's what the Bally's-Evoke deal means for bettors on both sides of the Atlantic.
Governor Evers signed online sports betting into law in Wisconsin, but the hub-and-spoke tribal model and its 60 percent revenue share requirement have the Sports Betting Alliance firmly opposed. Here is how the model works and what bettors can actually expect.
Q1 2026 sports betting revenue looks rough on the surface, but most of the pain comes from comparing against last year's Super Bowl boom. Here is what is actually going on.
