Winning by losing: Bookmakers’ marketing tactic divides betting industry
By David Purdum, ESPN In gambling parlance, it was a bad beat. Jon Rahm, leading the Memorial Tournament by six shots after the third round, was forced
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By David Purdum, ESPN In gambling parlance, it was a bad beat. Jon Rahm, leading the Memorial Tournament by six shots after the third round, was forced
By Brendan Coffey, Eben Novy-Williams, Scott Soshnick, Sportico Sportradar is being valued north of $10 billion in its ongoing conversations with potential buyers, according to
By Bailey Schulz, Las Vegas Review-Journal BetMGM’s branding is set to become familiar to Topgolf players across the country. MGM Resort International’s sports betting and iGaming
by Brad Allen, Legal Sports Report The NFL is on the hunt for its first vice president of sports betting. According to a job description circulating
by John Brennan, USBETS Two years of confusion created by a Department of Justice memo were erased on Wednesday when, in a 49-page ruling, a
From the Las Vegas Review-Journal: WASHINGTON — Former President Donald Trump pardoned Las Vegas businessman and gambler Bill Walters on his final day in office,
by Rob Harris, U.S. News LONDON (AP) — When Moses Swaibu stands in front of future Premier League players, warning of the dangers of becoming
by John Holden, Legal Sports Report A new administration could portend a new approach to some thorny issues around both marijuana and sports betting. With Michigan voting back in October to
by Brad Allen, Legal Sports Report Entain — the company behind the BetMGM platform in the US — and Verizon have teamed up to develop sports betting experiences using
by John Holden, Legal Sports Report News broke last week that single-game sports betting was all but a done deal in Canada. It’s exciting for