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Matthew J. Turnipseede, 49, of Las Vegas, Nevada, was charged today in a 13-count indictment with defrauding approximately 72 investors in the Northern District of Ohio and elsewhere out of more than $8.5 million through a Ponzi scheme that promised investors double-digit profits achieved through various sports wagering businesses. 
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The American betting handle has topped $125 billion since May 2018 when PASPA was overturned, so we take an inside look.
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As more states legalized sports betting, three common problems in sports betting bills continue to plague the industry.
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A bill that will legalize sports betting in Massachusetts passed in the state legislature and now awaits the approval of Gov. Charlie Baker, who has 10 days to act.
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Much needs to be done before Kansas sports betting can be launched, Kansas Lottery Executive Director Stephen Durrell said at today's commission meeting.
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A Maine sports betting regulator is hopeful his group can have its market rules ready for a hearing by the end of 2022, so we check out the story.
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Owners of Raynham Park and Suffolk Downs race tracks are planning brick-and-mortar sports betting facilities.
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Because of logistical hurdles, it will be at least until April – and likely far longer – before sports wagers will be placed in Maine.
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