In an exclusive, iDEA Growth’s John Pappas said that if IN expands its iGaming options in 2023, several other states with only sports betting could follow suit.
Low taxes, low fees, and early engagement with stakeholders help make Colorado an ideal place for European operators to start building their brands in the US.
Operators spent about $170 million trying to convince voters to back Prop 27, but to no avail. With one month left to go, the industry is now reportedly canceling ad buys.
In a 103-page report, Spectrum Gaming Group estimates that Indiana online casinos could generate $469 million in revenue during their first year in operation.
The ban, which starts October 18, excludes websites for fantasy sports, poker, and sports betting. Four casinos that use crypto were named in the ban, but others may follow.
Survey by the Public Policy Institute of California (PPIC) suggests industry-backed initiative for California online sports betting is doomed, despite nearly $170 million spent to date in support.
Judge rules Wire Act applies only to sports betting in a triumphant moment for US online poker and iGaming industries, and for the future of multi-state poker.
A former Disney exec & an industry analyst weigh in on whether involvement in gambling could hurt the parent co’s reputation & how it might approach potential partnerships.
Bet365 finally launches in CO. Fubo Sportsbook does the same in NJ. Meanwhile, SI Sportsbook replaces TwinSpires in MI, and Hard Rock Sportsbook goes live in IN and TN.
In recent remarks, executives for five operators — BetRivers, Fubo, Hard Rock, SI Sportsbook, and WynnBET — say they’ll wait before jumping into Kansas’ small market.