by Carter Floyd | Feb 18, 2020 10:56 am | Sports Betting
During the NFL playoffs, sports betting revenues in New York varied wildly from week-to-week. The combination of a small number of games and a large number of bets allowed for this variance. These weekly revenue figures offer a great example of what differentiates...
by Carter Floyd | Feb 5, 2020 3:21 pm | Sports Betting
The Boston-based company will be one of the first to make such a hire. The hire is part of a larger company-wide initiative to support responsible gaming practices. With gambling addiction being a focus of national discussion, DraftKings is being proactive. BOSTON –...
by Christina Monroe | Feb 2, 2020 10:18 am | Sports Betting
Massachusetts is one of the states that have not yet made wagering on sports legal. But NFL fans that reside in the state still have places to bet on the Super Bowl. New Hampshire and Rhode Island are driving distance away and will accept wagers placed on SB54 by...
by Carter Floyd | Jan 30, 2020 5:04 pm | Regulatory
Rhode Island lawmakers initially budgeted for $22.7 million in tax revenue from sports betting. Despite a recent uptick, the state is set to fall nearly well short of expectations. With the NFL season ending this week, revenue is set to decrease drastically....
by Christina Monroe | Jan 8, 2020 12:35 pm | Regulatory
The state of Vermont could see the legalization of mobile and internet wagering on sports in the near future as a new bill has been introduced to a Senate Committee. Vermont is home to zero casinos making the internet platform-based bill for gambling a smart choice....
