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Maryland's six casinos posted a second straight year-over-year decline in June, with Live! Casino and Rocky Gap leading the drop despite gains at Ocean Downs.
Nevada regulators charged an ex-DraftKings sports trader after a Fresno State player allegedly tanked his stat line to cash nearly $16,000 in prop bets.
A San Francisco judge ruled the state's Bureau of Gambling Control overreached with rules that would have banned traditional blackjack scoring at licensed cardrooms.
Regulators are commissioning a study into casino shuttle routes, billboards and loan practices concentrated in Boston-area Asian neighborhoods after a damning investigative report.
A new Philadelphia Inquirer report details how FanDuel's VIP program showered a problem gambler with a Bryce Harper video, champagne and Super Bowl tickets as his losses mounted.
Nevada regulators say the Venetian ignored years of red flags tied to illegal bookmaker Matthew Bowyer, the same figure at the heart of the Shohei Ohtani interpreter scandal.
The World Cup field is down to eight and all three US host nations are out. Here's how France, Morocco, Spain, Belgium, Norway, England, Argentina, and Switzerland reached the quarterfinals.
Fertitta executives told Nevada gaming regulators the $17.6 billion Caesars takeover should close in nine to 10 months, even as Carl Icahn reportedly weighs a rival bid.
The Ohio Casino Control Commission is moving forward with a rule to ban credit card deposits at sportsbooks, following roughly a dozen states that already restrict the practice.
Golden Nugget Las Vegas has relocated its downtown poker room to the Rush Tower lobby, adding nine tables, charging ports, and improved access ahead of a July 28 grand opening.
Boomer's Sportsbook CEO Joe Asher and Caesars Digital's Eric Hession told Nevada regulators that prediction markets are cutting into sportsbook handle despite court orders against them.
Brian Quintenz, whose nomination to lead the CFTC was withdrawn by President Trump last year, is now a senior advisor to the prediction market industry's advocacy group.
A federal judge denied Kalshi's request to block New York's gambling enforcement against its sports-event contracts, and the company has already appealed the ruling.
Prospect Markets has partnered with Crypto.com-backed OG Broker to bring CFTC-regulated sports prediction markets to the US, targeting a Q3 2026 launch.
