More than 20 state legislatures are in session this week with Georgia making another push for sports betting legalization in its 8th straight year.
FanDuel quietly ended its injury refund program for the NFL postseason while DraftKings and Fanatics keep theirs running. Time to switch books?
A lawsuit using the 1710 Statute of Anne could force FanDuel, DraftKings, and BetMGM to refund $300 million in gambling losses. Yes, a 300-year-old law.
The big sportsbooks aren't taking Chicago's new betting tax lying down. They've filed suit claiming the city overstepped its authority. This could get messy.
The two biggest sportsbook operators have officially resigned from the American Gaming Association as prediction markets create an industry rift.
DraftKings, FanDuel and three other major operators file lawsuit seeking to stop Chicago's new sports betting tax from taking effect January 1.
The battle over sports event contracts is escalating. With 20+ lawsuits pending against Kalshi and competitors, the fight is likely headed to the nation's highest court.
The year in gambling had clear victors and casualties. Prediction markets took over, traditional sportsbooks scrambled, and ESPN Bet couldn't even make it two years.
FanDuel just launched its prediction markets app in Alabama, Alaska, North Dakota, South Dakota, and South Carolina. DraftKings has competition now.
The two biggest sportsbooks in America just walked away from Vegas and the AGA. The prediction markets war is reshaping the entire industry.
The stock trading app is now letting you bet parlays on NFL games. DraftKings and FanDuel are shaking. States are suing. Chaos reigns.