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Sports Gambling News for the Week Ending December 31st

Dec 31, 2021
1 min read

By Bennett Liebman


Sports Betting Ads Expected to Have 'Explosive' Growth


The Biggest Bet in Sports Gambling


Sports Betting Companies Spending Billions on U.S. Market


Sports betting firms mull media acquisitions to help reduce marketing costs


New York Online Sports Betting Could Start in Time for NFL Playoffs


Wild BetMGM Christmas promos will bring holiday cheer


New York mobile sports betting on track for Super Bowl Sunday


Analysis: Which States Could Add Online Sports Betting In 2022?


Entain Retains Its Competitive Advantage over Rivals


Failed DraftKings-Entain Deal Tops List Of 2021 Sports Betting Biz Stories


O'Brien: Will sports gambling foster addiction? Bet on it


Wagering sports betting, problem gaming can coexist


FanDuel CEO Amy Howe wants to introduce more women to sports betting


DraftKings' Move Into NFTs Could be Game Changer


DraftKings' Move Into NFTs Could be Game Changer


Goldberg wants Lottery protections in sports betting bill


Flutter Entertainment needs to settle with Fox to free up cash


Former PlayUp CEO Responds To Lawsuit: 'I Was Made A Scapegoat'


End of year review: The ever-changing odds of sports gambling in Florida


Why DraftKings & Penn Stocks End 2021 Down Big While MGM & Caesars Soared


Ohio Sports Betting Law Could Benefit Sports Owners


Ohio economists mixed on the benefits of legalized sports betting


California Scheming? Lawsuit


Clock is ticking on gambling amendment petition drives


What Does The Suspension Of Sports Betting Mean For Florida?


Arkansas Racing Commission OKs mobile sports betting through state's casinos

 
 
 

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