Sports betting guide: Here are some of the basics of gambling on sports
Seven U.S. states now offer legal sports gambling, and as many as 30 more will consider jumping on board in 2019. So here are some of the basics -- as...
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Sports betting will be no home run for state budgets
The race to legalize sports betting is on now that the U.S. Supreme Court has allowed it in all 50 states, but will it provide enough extra tax revenue to...
Feds eye move to regulate legal sports betting
A pair of U.S. senators from opposing parties is proposing that the federal government take back control of sports gambling in America, the first formal move by Congress after a...
States eye sports betting, wrestle with regulatory details
Numerous U.S. states are considering jumping on the legal sports betting bandwagon, even as they struggle with the details of regulating it.
FanDuel to pay out disputed $82K bet on Broncos win over Raiders
Upon further review, a New Jersey man will get his full $82,000 payout on a disputed $110 sports bet.
New Jersey probes FanDuel’s refusal to pay $82K on wrong odds for Broncos win
New Jersey gambling regulators are investigating whether FanDuel's sports book should pay out more than $82,000 to a man who was given exorbitant odds for the Denver Broncos to win...
Sport betting scramble: Gambling, tech firms fighting for foothold
The anticipation of legal sports gambling throughout the United States has prompted a flurry of deals among gambling and technology firms who want a foothold in a market worth billions.
Who will referee billion-dollar sports betting industry?
Now that the U.S. Supreme Court has cleared the way for states to legalize sports betting, the race is on to see who will referee the multibillion-dollar business of gambling...
Former Broncos running back Clinton Portis to repay casino $190K in debt
Former NFL star Clinton Portis has reached an agreement to repay $190,000 he owes a New Jersey casino.
Gambling industry: $10B will be bet on March Madness, most illegally
America's gambling industry predicts $10 billion will be bet on the March Madness college basketball tournament — nearly all of it illegally or off-the-books.