NEW YORK – For the first time since 2021, the NFL heads into the month of April without an officially partnering sportsbook. FanDuel, DraftKings, and Caesars each had their final league option expire at midnight on March 31st, and none renewed in a surprising turn … Read more
NEW YORK – Credit card delinquencies have increased and have ties to the expansion of legal sports betting. Overall household credit scores are also down, as gamblers are paying off their sports betting debt later and later. The Federal Reserve Bank of New York found … Read more
NEW YORK – Regulated sports betting across the United States continued to post strong numbers in February 2026, with several states releasing their monthly revenue figures as the NFL postseason wound down and college basketball season heated up. The findings demonstrate how each state’s betting … Read more
Valve Corporation is being sued in New York for promoting illegal gambling through their case openings. New York Attorney General Leticia James filed the lawsuit on Wednesday claiming that the features violate state gambling laws and are harmful for children. Counter-Strike is rated M for … Read more
A New York Assembly Bill would require mobile sports betting operators to issue a monthly wagering statement to bettors. The statement would include key statistics like the total amount of wins and losses, amount deposited, and overall net gain or loss during the month. Assembly … Read more
Illinois Rep. Edgar González Jr. filed new legislation to legalize online casino betting with a 25% tax following last year’s unsuccessful attempt. Polymarket faces a court-ordered suspension in Nevada until February 11th after a judge ruled the platform appears to violate state gambling regulations. New … Read more
New York legislators are considering major restrictions on sports betting products available to state residents. The proposals target specific bet types linked to athlete harassment and integrity concerns with substantial operator penalties. Related proposals include betting limits and user safeguards as lawmakers assess possible changes … Read more
Bally’s Chairman Soo Kim argues that high tax rates benefit operators by limiting competition, citing Rhode Island’s monopoly model as proof. New York’s 51% tax rate hasn’t helped Bally’s gain traction, as the company holds just 1.1% market share compared to FanDuel’s dominant 65.8%. Bally’s … Read more
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
New York’s sports betting market hit $26.3 billion in handle for 2025, bringing the state $1.32 billion in tax collections. Operators earned $259.7 million in December, with FanDuel and DraftKings combining for 76% of total market revenue. While New York remains the country’s top sports … Read more
New York lawmakers have revived the ORACLE Act, a proposal that would sharply limit prediction market platforms by prohibiting most sports-related contracts. The measure is part of a broader effort to rein in wagering, as lawmakers also consider restrictions on live, in-game betting at state … Read more
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission unanimously voted to advance a proposal to inform limited sports betting accounts of when and why they have been limited. The commission has been working on a resolution since May of 2024. BOSTON – Massachusetts is taking steps towards transparency for … Read more