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New York Sports Betting Handle Reaches $500M for 3rd Consecutive Week
The Empire State's sports betting haul continues its hot streak, with the amount of money bettors wagered over half a billion once again.
Lack of March Madness Upsets Leads to Moneyline Parlay Success for Bettors
All four No. 1 seeds – Duke, Auburn, Florida, and Houston – and three of the four No. 2 seeds – Alabama, Tennessee, and Michigan State – made it past the first two rounds.
Kalshi’s March Madness Prediction Markets Surpass $200 Million
Sports contracts of great interest through early rounds of NCAA men's basketball tournament.
Sportsbooks Take Hit on March Madness Day 1's ‘Most-Bet Underdog’ Drake
Plucky 11 seed represented "nice win for the public" after knocking off Missouri as 5.5-point underdog in opening round of March Madness.
Massachusetts Sports Betting Revenue Up 29% First 2 Months of 2025
The Bay State’s online and retail sportsbooks generated a $628.2 million during the Super Bowl month and hauled in $67.1 million in revenue.
Arkansas Takes Aim at Legalizing Online Casinos, Banning Sweepstakes Gaming
If passed with their current language, the bills would make operating online sweepstakes casinos and sportsbooks that use on dual-currency funding a felony.
Caesars Sportsbook Releases Robust Promotions, Enhanced Betting Markets for March Madness
Caesars unveils more unique prop markets for March Madness tournament, including what round the first No. 2 seed will be eliminated and total tournament wins by a conference.
March Madness Odds: Heavy Underdog Spread Action Entering First Round of Tournament
Bettors drawn to 13-seed High Point, 11-seed Drake in opening round of March Madness.
Michigan Sports Betting Operators Record 12% February Hold
The Wolverine State’s commercial and tribal sportsbooks got off to a strong start this year behind two massive win rates.
New York Senate Committee Unanimously Passes Bill Banning Sweepstakes Gaming
Legislation prohibiting online sweepstakes games and revenue from illegal markets moves to Senate floor.
Connecticut Sports Betting Revenue Jumps 45% Year-Over-Year in Super Bowl Month
The Nutmeg State reported a February handle of $169.4 million while operators enjoyed a 12.1% hold that led to $20.4 million in profits.
March Madness First Four Odds: Texas, North Carolina Capturing Bettors’ Attention
Sportsbooks seeing "significant" early first-round betting activity on Michigan-UC San Diego matchup.
'Last Week Tonight With John Oliver' Attacks Sports Betting Industry
A popular HBO weekly show that features satirical looks at current events took aim at sports wagering companies.
March Madness Betting Action Starts Early, Sportsbooks Expect Money to 'Pour In' on Duke
ESPN BET reported Monday morning that since the bracket was revealed, Duke has seen 18% of the bets and 40% of the handle. Florida is second with 23% of the tickets and 21% of the money, followed by Houston at 10% for both.
Underdog Fantasy Withdraws Pick'em from New York, Pays $17.5M Fine
Underdog also received regulatory approval to operate its peer-to-peer Pick’em Champions game in New Jersey and Delaware.
New Jersey’s February Handle Drops 8.4% From Last Year
The Garden State reported $988.9 million was waged and $73.6 million was hauled in by sportsbooks in February.
DraftKings’ Responsible Gaming Initiatives Extend Beyond Problem Gambling Awareness Month
For one of the United States' largest sportsbooks, addressing problem gambling is a year-round concern.
New York Sportsbooks Enjoy Significant Year-Over-Year Revenue Increase in February
The Empire State’s sports betting handle of $1.97 billion grows 10.6% from Feb. 2024, but monthly action falls off by 21%.
Maryland, Mississippi Advance Bills Banning Sweepstakes Gaming
This form of online casinos that mimic offshore and legal iGaming have come under scrutiny by trade groups, tribal leaders, lawmakers, and regulators in several U.S. states over the last year.
AGA Estimates Over $3 Billion to Be Wagered on March Madness
The American Gaming Association's projection is up 15% from the $2.7 billion estimation in 2024.
