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A pair of Virginia lawmakers want to see more resources in the Commonwealth devoted to problem gambling initiatives. 
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Mainers hoping to place a wager on sporting events will be getting a clearer idea about how and when that will happen later this week.
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The lottery maintains that using multiple machines at once and betting just below limits are prohibited activities but can't say where these rules are written.
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With high volume and a new law limiting tax deductions, Colorado's coffers should be a lot fuller come July.
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For sports betting, 2022 was a tipping point. With the launch of New York online betting, Kansas and Maryland beginning to accept wagers, and Massachusetts and Ohio legalizing the venture, a large swath of the
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Bettors with wagers on the Bills-Bengals game that was postponed Monday night should check the house rules where the bets were placed.
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DraftKings hacks impacted nearly 68,000 users the sportsbook said in a new filing with the Maine Attorney General.
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Regulators need to impose speed limits to deter the threat of cybercrime after DraftKings' customers lost thousands in a massive breach.
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Are sports betting operators getting too close with college athletic departments? And what does that mean for the future of the industry?
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The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (“PGCB”) approved a consent agreement presented by the Board’s Office of Enforcement Counsel (“OEC”) during its public meeting today that jointly fined Mountainview Thoroughbred Racing Association, LLC and BetMGM, LLC for accepting sports wagers on an unapproved sporting event. The approved consent agreement was the result of negotiations between OEC […]
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While not every major sportsbook has been affected, many are urging customers to be cautious amid the surge in fraud across the industry.
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Online sports betting operators on Monday were encouraging customers to take steps to protect their accounts after customer funds were withdrawn by unauthorized users.
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Poker players with knowledge of how security systems work believe the fraudster is creating fake accounts to steal money.
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Lawmakers in Georgia, North Carolina, Minnesota, and Missouri have filed wagering bills and could well legalize this year.
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The US has begun 2023 by cracking down on illegal gambling operators, as federal prosecutors have charged 11 people with conducting illegal online sports betting activities. According to the Associated Press, the Department of Justice
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The Ohio Casino Control Commission is not kidding around when it comes to operators following advertising rules for Ohio sports betting.
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Everyone knows this is the least important part of the Damar Hamlin story, but decisions will be made by the books on grading bets.
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"The companies that are doing the massive advertising need to be aware that they’re being looked at very closely by the governor and the Casino Control Commission in regard to statements that they are making," DeWine said Tuesday.
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Penn's Boston-area casino was granted a temporary retail Massachusetts sports betting license, pending an investigation into Barstoo Sports
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Future of sports betting in Sunshine State hangs in balance after Feds, Seminoles, and a pair of parimutuels state their cases.
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BetMGM accepted 146 bets in Maryland before the official mobile sports betting launch in the state, leading to a penalty.
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DraftKings and FanDuel customer accounts robbed by hackers. FBI looking into “sophisticated” cyberattackers.
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DraftKings isn't the only sports betting operator that is experiencing hackers, as a report says multiple others have and are bracing for more.
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Accounts accessed by unauthorized users Paul Liberman, DraftKings co-founder and president of global technology & product.
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