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Maryland's online sportsbooks posted a 36.8% handle surge and 25.6% win growth in July, with FanDuel, BetMGM and Caesars leading a market still climbing toward new records.
New York's online sportsbooks won $214.4 million in July as hold rates more than doubled, pushing state tax revenue past $725 million year-to-date.
Delta and DraftKings have launched SkyPicks, a free in-flight sports prediction game where passengers compete for gift cards instead of real money.
DraftKings teams up with BCSlots creator Brian Christopher to bring Aristocrat's Lightning Link to its casino app, kicking off with a Foxwoods livestream.
A new 5W audit found U.S. gambling operators spent $520 million on celebrity endorsements in 2025 versus just $60 million on responsible gambling communications.
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.
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.
DraftKings launched DKeX on June 26, a proprietary CFTC-regulated prediction market exchange that eliminates third-party fees and gives DraftKings control over its entire Predictions product.
Maine's online casino legalization law takes effect July 29, making the Pine Tree State the eighth in the nation to authorize iGaming, with a launch expected in early 2027 once regulators complete the licensing process.
Illinois's commercial casino market continued its upward climb in May, with slots up more than 10 percent and Fairmount Park posting the state's biggest year-over-year percentage gain.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is underway, and US sportsbooks are bracing for a record-breaking betting event with legal handle projections ranging from $2.8 billion to over $4 billion.
North Carolina lawmakers have reached a tentative agreement to increase the state's sports betting tax rate from 18 percent as part of the upcoming state budget, with sources pointing to a new rate in the 20-25 percent range.
