MA Senator Brendan Crighton Talks Sports Betting Legalization

Brendan Crighton

Residents may not see legalized Massachusetts sports betting in 2020 due to the Coronavirus pandemic. Senator Brendan Crighton believes that his bill, MA HB 4559, will be discussed again once the issues surrounding COVID-19 have been handled. An estimated $25 million could be made for … Read more

Tiger, Peyton Favored Over Phil, Brady On May 24 Charity Event

Tiger Woods - Phil Mickelson

Tiger Woods is paired with Peyton Manning, as the duo is favored (-185) over Phil Mickelson and Tom Brady (+155). The event, “Champions for Charity”, will take place on May 24 at the Medalist Golf Club in Florida. HOBE SOUND, Fla. — The anticipated rematch … Read more

Carousel Group Gets Sports Betting License Approval In Colorado

Colorado Sports Betting

Johnny Nolon’s Casino will partner with The Carousel Group to operate a new sportsbook. The partnership will feature both mobile and retail sports betting. The company also expressed plans to venture into New Jersey as well. CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo. – The Colorado Division of Gaming … Read more

Minnesota Relief Bill Reignites Gambling Expansion Debate

Minnesota Capitol

A new bill, HF 4597, was proposed in the Minnesota Legislature to provide financial relief to horse racing tracks throughout the state. A provision to allow short-term online pari-mutuel wagering on in-state events was removed from the bill after lobbying efforts from tribal gaming groups. … Read more

Iowa Sports Betting Reports Record Low Revenue In Dismal April

Empty Street To Old Capital

Iowa recorded record lows for both sports betting handle and revenue in April. COVID-19 shut down 6 Iowa sportsbooks entirely and relegated the other 13 to online wagers only. Iowa casinos could begin reopening by mid-May, but until major American sports leagues resume, sports betting … Read more

April Sports Betting Revenue Slowed To A Trickle In West Virginia

West Virginia Sports Betting

West Virginia handled only $1.9 million in April sports wagers and collected $124,000 in revenue—a 6.54% hold rate. These figures were drastic reductions from the pre-COVID-19 handle and revenue figures. While West Virginia is beginning to reopen, the sports betting industry won’t be able to … Read more

COVID-19 Could Help Sports Betting Legalization Says Penn National CEO

Jay Snowden

The Coronavirus pandemic has been leaving states with major gaps in their budget because shutdowns have halted incoming tax revenue. People in the sports betting industry think that states may begin to legalize sports betting quickly to gain a new source of revenue that will … Read more

Nevada Setting Up To Reopen Casinos With Limited Capacity

Vegas Reopening

The Nevada Gaming Commission has accepted new guidelines to reopen casinos in the state. Potentially, over 400 casinos can be reopened in the near future with limited capacity. The Commission claims that safety and health is their number one concern. LAS VEGAS – The Nevada … Read more

Bundesliga Returns May 16, Betting Odds Already Posted

Budesliga - Borussia Dortmond

The German soccer league Bundesliga will resume the regular season schedule on May 16 after receiving approval from the government to do so. Betting lines are already up for the first six matchups that will occur on day one of the comeback. Borussia Dortmond is … Read more