New York Online Sports Betting Hits $2.64B in October 2025
New York online sports betting raked in a record $2.64B in October 2025, breaking last month’s record, and tallying $238.7 million.
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Senate Bill 592 Advances Online Sports Betting in Wisconsin
Senate Bill 592 advances, allowing US online sportsbooks in Wisconsin with tribal backing while major operators keep criticizing key tenets.
NY Bill A9146 May Change How Sportsbooks Help Gamblers
New York lawmakers consider Bill A9146, raising questions about how US online sportsbooks support players facing gambling challenges.
PENN Entertainment Ends ESPN Bet Partnership
PENN ends its ESPN Bet partnership, signaling shifts in the US online sportsbooks market and opening new opportunities for players nationwide.
Illinois House Bill 4149 Seeks Credit Card Gambling Ban
Illinois lawmakers push House Bill 4149 to ban credit cards for gambling, impacting online casinos and online sportsbooks statewide.
Alana Zimmer Appointed as New Florida Gaming Chief
Alana Zimmer becomes the new Executive Director of the Florida Gaming Control Commission, focusing on modernization and responsible gaming.
Georgia Rep. Marcus Wiedower Resigns, Stalling Sports Betting
Rep. Marcus Wiedower’s resignation halts Georgia’s sports betting push, leaving HB 686 and HR 450’s future uncertain.
Wisconsin Senate Bill 592 Aimed to Legalize Tribal Betting
Senate Bill 592 would allow online sports betting in Wisconsin through tribal servers under state-tribal gaming compacts.
NCAA Player Availability Reports Set for 2026 Tournaments
NCAA Player Availability Reports set to debut in 2026 March Madness, aimed at transparency, fairness, and integrity across men’s and women’s tourneys.
OKC Thunder Joins Push to Legalize Oklahoma Sports Betting
The Oklahoma City Thunder proposes a single-license plan to advance Oklahoma sports betting and online sportsbooks in the state.