The tournament has driven record trading even as states and regulators intensify the fight over prediction markets.
Operators are pulling back in different ways as the state’s new law takes hold
The affiliate is adding a U.S. market lead and a second specialist as it builds out coverage in sports betting, DFS and prediction markets.
The studio is using a Fourth of July release to push a US-themed game toward operators serving American-facing players.
A 1,673-entry field pushed the Omaha tournament past its planned finish and left $322,564 for the champion.
Lawmakers sent the package to Gov. Josh Stein with a gambling-loss deduction, new university revenue rules and a tax aimed at CFTC-licensed platforms.
The company is keeping its casino names while renaming its digital, loyalty and social play brands under one umbrella.
The board said the prediction market’s place in NCPG blurred the line between regulated sportsbooks and unlicensed betting.
The package pairs No-Limit Hold’em and Pot-Limit Omaha events, with top mystery bounties of $500,000 and $250,000.
Draft rules would tie identity checks, device monitoring and geolocation to a broader push to keep minors out of online gambling
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