National Institute on Drug Abuse: Teen Gambling Crisis Deepening
Gambling problems among teens are growing, the National Institute on Drug Abuse claims
The debate on whether sports prediction markets ...
PointsBet Gets Clearance to Start Mobile Sports Betting in Indiana
PointsBet will launch in its third state on Thursday, when the Australian-based sportsbook goes live with its mobile betting applicatio...
Mr Green Fines Could be Problematic For William Hill, Says Moody's
A recent $3.84 million penalty levied by the UK Gambling Commission (UKGC) against online gaming firm Mr Green could pose some risk for...
West Virginia Lottery Officials Begin Work on Online Casino Regulations
West Virginia looks ready to become the fourth state in the country that will offer Internet-based casino gaming.
State Del. Jason Barr...
DraftKings to Launch Mobile Sports Betting in NH, BetAmerica in Indiana
Before 2019 ends, there will be two more online sportsbook launches, including one that will open up a new state for sports betting.
Ne...
Indiana Gives OK to Rush Street Interactive for Mobile Sports Betting App
Indiana is a week away from launching its first online sportsbook.
The Indiana Gaming Commission announced Rush Street Interactive rece...
Apple is Giving Developers More Time to Comply With Native App Mandate
Apple is giving developers of gambling-related mobile applications more time to comply with a previously announced edict requiring the ...
Iowa Sports Betting Enjoys Strong Start in Both Retail and Online
Sports betting in Iowa generated nearly $146,000 in state tax revenue in August. That’s according to figures released by the Iowa Racin...
Chinese Nationals Allegedly Working Philippines Gaming Industry Arrested
A total of 324 Chinese nationals have been arrested by authorities with the Philippines Bureau of Immigration (BI) on allegations that ...
Philippines Offshore Gaming Operators Face Shutdown Unless Taxes Paid
Philippines Offshore Gaming Operators (POGOs) that are found in violation of paying the federal government their appropriate share of g...