Category: Betting Industry News

The Los Angeles Lakers’ quest for back-to-back NBA championships ended in the first round last week. With one of the NBA title favorites out of the mix early, the NBA futures landscape has been impacted.

Toronto looks to buid on early June success.as they host the Houston Astros.

The home team has lost every game thus far in the Clippers vs Mavericks series. Will that trend continue tonight? If it does, this series will be going to seven games.

Floyd “Money” Mayweather Jr. and Logan Paul meet Sunday night in Miami, delivering supply to meet diverse demand. The event is what you make it.

What are the latest noteworthy sports betting industry headlines? Our weekly roundup takes a look at what’s making the news, including the opening of William Hill’s new sportsbook in D.C.

The NBA playoffs’ early results have altered series odds for multiple series, and they’ve also affected NBA FInals odds. Where can betting value be found as we head into key games in the first round?

Consumers who feel the proliferation of sports gambling marketing on their TV screens are not imagining things. Online sportsbooks FanDuel and DraftKings are becoming synonymous with the new wave of sports betting and, per Nielsen data, are a big reason for the $154 million spent in the first quarter by all online sportsbook operators on… Continue reading FanDuel and DraftKings find a new path — local TV — for spreading the word

The U.S. sports betting expansion shows no signs of slowing, and Sports IQ, a betting tech provider, is the most recent company to benefit from the scramble to provide the best possible service to the growing customer base. Sportico reported that Sports IQ raised $7 million in seed funding from a group that carries with… Continue reading Sports IQ announces its sports betting presence, raises $7 million

DraftKings and Genius Sports continue to push their chips to the center of the sports betting industry table, and the results support their enthusiasm.

They love their Broncos, Avalanche and Rockies, but basketball appears to have been the main driver in Colorado’s big month of March.