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Atlantic City casinos posted $304.2 million in July revenue, their best July total since 2012, as record online gaming numbers boosted New Jersey's summer gambling market.
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.
FanDuel is deepening its partnership with Kindbridge Behavioral Health, expanding access to counseling, self-assessments, and mental health resources for bettors.
Three members of Congress are demanding FanDuel end its VIP loyalty program and pressing MLB and the MLBPA to change policy after a Bryce Harper video was used to target a bettor with a gambling addiction.
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.
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.
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.
Flutter Entertainment confirmed it will remove its shares from the London Stock Exchange on August 3, completing its full migration to New York as the company bets its future on the American gambling market.
The SBC Summit Americas wrapped up with its annual awards ceremony, recognizing the year's top performers across North and Latin American sports betting and gaming.
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.
FanDuel's AceAI AI-powered betting assistant has surpassed 158,000 user queries and is expanding to cover soccer markets ahead of the FIFA World Cup, as the sportsbook doubles down on AI-driven engagement tools.
New York would become the first state in the country to require online sportsbooks to send customers monthly activity statements under a bill that unanimously cleared both chambers and is now awaiting the governor's signature.
