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The World Cup is in full swing, prediction market competition thickens, New York sportsbooks take a loss, and a massive jackpot is unveiled for a new NFL survivor contest. While…

New research from one of Britain’s biggest betting groups describes an organized, commercially sophisticated illegal gambling ecosystem operating across mainstream social media platforms. One of the U.K.’s biggest sports betting…

The vote preserves an estimated 7,000 sweepstakes machines across Chicago as officials continue battling over VGT expansion, casino revenue, and Bally’s warnings of potential legal action. The Chicago City Council…

Michigan dealt a setback to Polymarket and Robinhood, Kentucky escalated its fight against prediction markets, and a wave of new launches and partnerships underscored continued industry growth. This week brought…

It may be well-intentioned, but legislation requiring operators to block college kids from gambling on campus leaves multiple problems unresolved. While the language of a bill that finished the New…

The lawsuits accuse Kalshi and Polymarket of operating unlicensed sportsbooks and target VGW’s sweepstakes casino brands, including Chumba Casino and LuckyLand Slots. Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman filed three lawsuits…

The rulings concluded that sports-event contracts are likely not swaps and found no clear evidence that Congress intended to preempt state gambling laws. A federal judge in Michigan denied preliminary…

The lawsuit seeks damages for wagers allegedly accepted on Cayuga reservation land and relies in part on the recent Ho-Chunk v. Kalshi ruling. New York’s Cayuga Nation has sued Caesars…

Called a ‘good starting point’ by responsible gambling advocates, state Rep. Ortitay’s legislation would block gambling platforms from operating within Pennsylvania’s K-12 school zones. Pennsylvania Rep. Jason Ortitay (R-Allegheny/Washington) has…

A judge denied Evolution’s attempt to add Playtech to the lawsuit stemming from the Black Cube report that wiped billions from the supplier’s market value. A New Jersey court has…