Rhode Island, New York Seek Sportsbook Expansions

Rhode Island, New York Seek Sportsbook Expansions

Rhode Island is adding a second online sportsbook by November 2026 after six years of having only one operator, with applications due February 19. New York Assemblywoman Carrie Woerner wants to expand the state’s market from 8 to 16 operators while lowering the current 51% … Read more

Missouri Sports Betting Apps Go Live Monday, Underdog Out

Missouri Sports Betting Apps Go Live Monday, Underdog Out

Missouri launched eight mobile sports betting apps on Monday. State voters approved Amendment 2 over a year ago to bring legal sports betting to Missouri. The Kansas City Royals are looking for a new sports betting partner after Underdog withdrew their license days before launch. … Read more

Missouri Sportsbooks Open Pre-Registration, Gear Up for Dec.

Missouri Gears Up for Dec. 1 Sports Betting Debut

Missouri opened sportsbook pre-registration ahead of its Dec. 1 launch, allowing residents to sign up and secure bonuses early. Major operators rolled out competitive promotions as the state enters the legal sports betting market with a low 10% tax rate. Bettors will have a full … Read more

Meeting Today About New Sports Betting Bill in Wisconsin

Meeting Today About New Sports Betting Bill in Wisconsin

Senate Bill 592 was discussed by the Wisconsin Senate Committee on Agriculture and Revenue today. The group favors the hub-and-spoke sports betting model that the bill establishes over other sports betting models because it allows the tribes of Wisconsin to secure a high revenue share. … Read more

Kansas Celebrates 3 Years of Sports Betting: $6.9B Wagered

Kansas Celebrates 3 Years of Sports Betting: $6.9B Wagered

Kansas sportsbooks have collected $1.5 billion in wagers over the first seven months of the year. Consistently bringing in tax revenue, Kansas has seen over $1 million come in from sportsbooks in 8 of the last 11 months. TOPEKA, Kan. – Kansas is marking the … Read more

D.C. Targets 300-Year-Old Gambling Law Behind $300M Lawsuit

D.C. Targets 300-Year-Old Gambling Law Behind $300M Lawsuit

A 300-year-old British law is the basis for a $300 million lawsuit against sportsbooks in Washington, D.C. The law, known as the Statute of Anne, allows gamblers to sue to recover losses over $25. Mayor Muriel Bowser has moved to retroactively exempt sports betting from … Read more