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DraftKings has launched Combos for its Predictions platform, allowing users to bundle up to six event contracts into one trade — bringing familiar parlay mechanics to the prediction markets world.
Five members of Congress sent letters to the CEOs of ten sportsbook and prediction market companies on May 11, demanding information about how their platforms target users aged 18-24 and requesting a briefing by May 29.
DraftKings, FanDuel, Fanatics, and bet365 have all walked away from the American Gaming Association over a dispute about prediction markets. Here is what happened, what these new betting apps actually are, and what it means for you.
Ontario lawmakers have introduced a sweeping bill to ban all iGaming advertising across TV, social media, and sponsorships. Here is what it means for players in Canada's largest regulated gambling market.
DraftKings Racing is now live in nine states, embedded directly in the DraftKings Sportsbook app ahead of the Kentucky Derby. Here is what handicappers and casual bettors need to know about how it works.
Colorado lawmakers removed a proposed prop bet ban from SB 131, keeping player props and same-game parlays intact. Here is what changed, what the bill still does, and what bettors in Colorado should do now.
Alberta opens its regulated iGaming market on July 13, 2026 — here is every major operator confirmed or expected to launch, what they are bringing, and what it means for bettors leaving the grey market.
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.
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.
