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Sports Gambling News for the Week Ending August 12th

Aug 12, 2022
1 min read

By Bennett Liebman


Commercial Gaming Revenue Reaches $14.8B in Q2 2022, Sets All-Time Quarterly High


MGC: Lots To Consider Before A Massachusetts Launch


Everything you need to know about Massachusetts' new sports betting law


WynnBet Eager For Massachusetts Sports Betting Home-Field Advantage


Draftkings CEO: 'Massachusetts is going to be an awesome market for us'


Northern Exposure: Ontario Lottery Launches PROLINE App


New York Assemblyman Looking to Upgrade Sports Betting Law


NY Assemblyman J. Gary Pretlow Shares 2023 Vision for State Sports Betting


With $800 Million, NY Sports Betting Sets July Record For Handle


Pro Football Hall Of Fame Partners With Betr


FanDuel wins approval for branding of sportsbook at Fremont


California legislative leadership opposes Prop 27


Commentary: Gambling interests could break campaign spending record


All bets are off


DraftKings Jumps 19% Amid Increased Q2 Parlay Activity


DraftKings Ad Spending Dramatically Reduced In Second Quarter


WynnBET to Power SportsGrid's In-Game Live


Flutter and 888 take revenue hit after safer gambling moves


Fox Legal Spat Against Flutter Over FanDuel Stake Could Be Over Soon


Ohio restaurants, bars scramble for sports betting licenses


FanDuel Changes Executive Structure


Flutter revenue down in UK and Ireland as government white paper delay continues


Stacey Abrams: It's time to legalize casino gambling and sports betting


Penn Interactive Expects To Win Race To Profitability But At What Cost?


Sports Betting Activity in Canada Relatively Small but Could Grow

 
 
 

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