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Sports Gambling News for the Week Ending April 1st

Apr 1, 2022
1 min read

By Bennett Liebman


Nevada Sportsbooks Report Short Hold For Third Straight Month


Nevada Sportsbooks Miss $1 Billion in Monthly Handle for First Time Since September


Time Is Tight For Georgia Sports Betting Bill But Hope Remains


Will Ontario Sports Betting Gamble Pay Off?


Legal betting in Ontario expands this weekend. Here's what you need to know


Legalized Sports Gambling Changes Future of Esports Gambling


Online NY Sports Betting Expansion A Long Shot,Budget Deadline Nears


Mobile Sportsbook Revenue In New York During March Madness


NYRA's O'Rourke Sees Opportunity in Sports Betting


The Week In Sports Betting News: Is March Madness Booming?


Sports Betting App Promos Make Bettors Look for New Edge


The 'Holy Grail' of gambling could break American sports betting wide open


Ex-A's minor leaguer allegedly led illegal sports gambling ring


Pro Athletes Allegedly Involved in Illegal Gambling Business


Healey says she backs legal sports betting in Mass. as lawmakers mull bill


Disastrous February For Connecticut Sportsbooks


Sports betting Ohio: What will it look like?


Is Online Sports Betting Dangerous


Organised criminals infiltrating teams to fix matches


Sportradar Suspends New Russian Investments Amid Ukraine Conflict


Mobile NY Sports Betting Sees Modest Growth Despite March Madness


FanDuel Class Action Alleges Company Breaks Law By Only Letting Bettors Withdraw 'Played Through' Funds


Is It Safe To Use Crypto For Sports Betting?


How Did An Australian Trader Get BetMGM Fined In New Jersey?


Gambling providers dominating the European market


Has gambling become the great British addiction?

 
 
 

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