Category: Betting Regulation News

The National Hockey League’s Vegas Golden Knights have entered a multi-year partnership with UpickTrade, a sports betting recommendation service.

The launch of single-event sports betting in Canada is a big deal, and among the operators poised to benefit the most is theScore, a company whose early days saw it provide ticker-tape-style scores to a cable TV audience. So, on Monday the Toronto-based operation officially known as Score Media and Gaming (SCR.TO) announced its filing for an initial public offering in the United States.

The Tennessee Education Lottery last Wednesday reported two of the state’s four regulated online sportsbooks saw “illegal” activity on the Super Bowl.

Parliament voted Wednesday to pass the Safe and Regulated Sports Betting Act. Legalized single-game sports betting in Canada is edging closer to reality.

Canadian sports bettors are applauding their country’s lawmakers, with legalized, single-game sports wagering now on the immediate horizon.

A legion of sports fans and collectors grasped the idea of sports-card investing and, fueled by the pandemic, business is booming.

BetMGM continues to move toward an iconic position among its sports-betting rivals. See that and other trending topics in this weeks betting news roundup.

Bill C-218, which would legalize single-game sports wagering in Canada, had a second reading Feb. 5 and is scheduled to receive a vote on Feb. 17.

Big hitters including Barstool, BetRivers and DraftKings suffered a glitch – some beyond their control – when customers endured a Super Bowl outage.

Texas bettors are eagerly following an effort recently joined by the Cowboys, Rangers and Mavericks to legalize sports betting in the Lone Star State.