Maryland sports wagering handle tails off to $19.1 million for June Indiana sports wagering handle drops way under $300 million for June Sports betting volume hits another weekly low in New Yorkĭespite modest June, New Jersey remains on record sports wagering paceįanDuel rides parlay wagering to another huge month in Illinois New York narrowly extends billion-dollar sports wagering handle streak

New online gaming site in Saskatchewan plans November launch Revenue reports States fail to mandate gambling education for kids Some movement in Ohioįanatics, FanDuel, Bengals apply for sports wagering licensesĬaesars heads group pushing against Ohio application deadline Oh, Canada council members bash GambetDC’s performance Get it together Mobile sports wagering launch in Maryland inches closer That stingsĭ.C.

The 60-year-old Wire Act still has teeth, but ambiguity is a challenge We’re waiting … Speaking out …Ĭalifornia Democrats vote to oppose online sports wagering …or not so muchĭraftKings CEO, others remain tight-lipped on California sports betting initiatives It’s complicated Expect more to read in coming weeks from the SBC gathering. This week, much of our staff was at the SBC North America Summit in New York and New Jersey, getting intel and insight on the sports betting world.Īmong topics, there was a panel that discussed the potential hazards of legal sports betting involving NCAA athletes, an in-depth talk with everyone’s favorite sports bettor ( OK, not really) Mattress Mack, a presentation on entry into the online casino space, and another insightful discussion with FanDuel CEO Amy Howe.īut that won’t be all.

sports betting stories, highlighting some fresh news, and rounding up key happenings. Here’s the weekend Sports Handle item “Get a Grip,” recapping the week’s top U.S. It’s information overload everywhere, and there’s not time enough to sleep and eat and stay fully apprised of what’s happening on this crazy blue dot of ours (two out of three ain’t bad).

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