How New Mexico Sports Betting Started In A State Without A Sports Betting Law
New Mexico sports betting is a head scratcher because the state hasn’t passed legislation authorizing sports betting.
Calls to Florida gambling help line doubled after launch of online sports betting
Younger men are among those driving spike in calls to the help line.
Sports gaming booms in Michigan, but it’s time for the backstory on the state’s gambling history
The availability of online and in-person sports gambling is growing, adding another chapter in Michigan’s long history with wagering.
Super Bowl Shocker: Illegal Super Bowl Bets Dominate Legal
Despite High-Powered Offense, Regulated Market No Match For Black Market [...]
Sports betting surges in Oregon, as expert caution risks of digital gambling
Since coming online in 2019, digital sports betting has quickly become one of the Oregon Lottery’s most popular offerings
With the Super Bowl coming up, will the sports gambling wave crash into Wisconsin?
UW-Madison professor studying sports betting says neighboring states’ policies could pressure Wisconsin to change its laws
Sports Betting Expansion Bills Reintroduced in Washington State
Sports betting in the Evergreen State is currently limited to Native American-owned gaming facilities.
Calls to gambling addiction helpline double since Kentucky launches sports betting
It comes as Kentuckians spent over $294 million at in-person sportsbooks and on mobile apps in October alone, the first full month of legalized sports wagering.
Titus, gaming lobbyists slam legislation that would divert sports betting tax to problem gambling
The Nevada lawmaker, who has spent a decade trying to repeal the tax, and the Gaming Association say the industry dedicates millions on the issue.
‘The need for treatment… doubles’: Advocate shares warning amid calls for sports betting in Oklahoma
As lawmakers and state leaders tout the money sports betting can bring to Oklahoma, one advocate is sharing his concerns.