Legal Sports Betting
Legal Sports Betting issues and which USA States allow online and land gambling venues.
SportTechie’s State Of The Industry Conference To Address US Sports Betting

This year’s SportTechie’s State Of The Industry (SOTI) conference takes place February 27-28 at Barclays Center in New York. The inaugural conference took place in February last year. Since then, US sports radically changed with state-regulated legal sports betting rolling out across the country. At the beginning of 2018, esports betting sites were the trending topic, with […]
read moreState Senate Moves Rhode Island Sports Betting One Step Closer To Mobile

Rhode Island is the smallest state in the nation, but it’s still inconvenient to have to drive to one of its two casinos to bet on sports. The state Senate took a step toward enhancing the Rhode Island sports betting industry Wednesday by voting to allow mobile wagering within the state through the Twin Rivers […]
read moreSports Betting Legislative Lasso: We’re Gonna Need A Bigger Rope
Howdy, y’all! Welcome to the latest edition of our weekly roundup of all the sports betting goings-on in statehouses across the country. And there have been plenty of goings-on over the last week, including the addition of two more states to our map. Here are the vitals for US sports betting right this instant: States with regulated […]
read moreYou Can’t Handle The Truth About New Minnesota Sports Betting Bill

A new Minnesota sports betting bill takes a unique approach to handling the tax rate for the industry. Rather than tax the gross gaming revenue for operators, legislation announced Wednesday by Rep. Pat Garofalo is the first in the nation to calculate tax obligations based on the total amount wagered. Garofalo spoke to Legal Sports Report about […]
read moreNo Sports Betting For You? Bill Seeks To Ban Wagering By New Mexico Lottery

New Mexico is a state known for its conspiracy theories, but an author of a bill prohibiting the state lottery from offering sports betting tells Legal Sports Report that the legislation is as simple as it seems. The legislature wants to rein in the New Mexico Lottery Authority from plans for a new game that […]
read moreNew Poll Says NY Online Sports Betting Is Not A Slam Dunk With Voters

With New York sports betting slowly becoming a reality, it appears not all voters in the state feel the same way about betting from their smartphones. According to a new Siena College poll, exactly 44 percent of voters support and opposethe idea of online sports betting. The other 12 percent said they had no opinion. For those out of […]
read moreWhat Turner Deal With Caesars Tells Us About Sports Media Partnerships
As sports betting in America continues to expand, it seemed inevitable that casinos and media conglomerates would begin pairing off. On Thursday, one such partnership emerged. Turner Sports announced in a press release that it reached a “first-of-its-kind agreement” with Caesars Entertainment. The joint venture will allow Turner to develop “gaming-themed content” for sports fans. The sportsbook at Caesars Palace Las Vegas will […]
read moreNew Maryland Sports Betting Bill Could Become Cash Cow For State Lottery
This story has been updated. Maryland sports betting could prove profitable for the state lottery under a bill introduced late last week. Still outstanding, however, is the question of whether Maryland voters would need to approve legal sports betting. The bill dropped by Dels. Jason Buckel and Kevin Hornberger would authorize the Maryland Lottery to […]
read moreConcerns Linger As Council Takes Up DC Sports Betting Operator Bill
A bill that essentially hands the DC sports betting contract to current lottery provider Intralot comes before the district council Tuesday morning. The wisdom behind bypassing a competitive bidding process in the name of speed continues to raise concerns in Washington, D.C. A Washington Post editorial Monday lambasted the council for its handling of the […]
read moreDisney CEO: Company Won’t Be ‘Getting Involved In The Business Of Gambling’ Soon
The chairman of The Walt Disney Company does not see his company — which owns ESPN — getting into ‘facilitating gambling’ any time soon. That came from Disney chairman and CEO Bob Iger in fielding a question about sports betting in Disney’s most recent earnings call. What Disney said on sports betting Here is what […]
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