US Gambling News & Articles
NFL Top Free Agent Quarterbacks
NFL teams are in one of two positions. You either have the quarterback that you think can win it all, or you are searching for that quarterback. It’s why so […]
ESPN Bet’s First Retail Sportsbook on the Way, Overall Rollout Delayed
Penn Entertainment has announced it will open its first ESPN Bet retail location in April (renderings pictured). The first physical ESPN Bet venue will join the list of Michigan retail […]
New Jersey’s January Gambling Revenues Hit Record High
Total revenue from New Jersey online casinos, sportsbooks, and the nine Atlantic City casinos reached a record $559 million for January 2024, according to the latest data released by the […]
Las Vegas Pedestrian Bridges Ordinance Faces Lawsuit from Civil Liberties Union
The American Civil Liberties Union of Nevada (ACLU) filed a federal lawsuit against Clark County late last Friday. The dispute is over a controversial new ordinance that bans people from […]
NBA Looks Ahead to Second Half Following All-Star Weekend
It was a weekend for firsts at the NBA All-Star festivities in Indianapolis. Damian Lillard became the first player to win the 3-point contest and All-Star Game MVP in the […]
Top NFL Free Agent Running Backs
Hard to believe that we are less than a month away from free agency in the NFL. Beginning on Tuesday, February 20, teams can begin using the franchise tag. The […]
Las Vegas Grand Prix Future in Doubt
Amid much pre-race and practice run drama, 2023’s Formula One Las Vegas Grand Prix was a resounding success as a sporting event and for the Nevada casinos of the Las […]
Wyoming Online Casino Bill Dead Before House Introduction
A bill aiming to introduce online casinos in Wyoming failed to pass the vote for a Senate discussion this week. HB120 was sponsored by Robert Davis (R-47). In a Thursday […]
Alabama Gambling Bill Passes House Vote
An ambitious bill to introduce regulated Alabama casinos, sports betting, and lottery markets passed a vote in the state’s House of Representatives in Montgomery on Thursday, February 15. HB151 passed […]