It's the biggest sports betting event in the calendar and this year it is more welcome than ever. After the forced cancellation of the 2020 edition, the NCAA Men's Basketball
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The seasonal nature of the sports betting industry meant February saw a decline in handle across many states compared to January. Although the Super Bowl is the single biggest
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A recent study by the American Gaming Association found that 35% of people do not know whether sports betting is legal in their state or not. Conscious Gaming, a non profit
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Google has confirmed that from March 1st, 2021 sports betting and casino apps in regulated U.S. states will be allowed in the Google Play Store. That means Android users will
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As the official sports betting numbers for January come in, multiple states are reporting new records for revenue and handle. We take a look at some of the figures published so far.
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PointsBet has announced a significant move as it becomes an Official Sports Betting Partner of the NHL. The deal also means PointsBet will be in a position to leverage the
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You couldn't have asked for a better main storyline for Super Bowl LV. The quarterback matchup at Raymond James Stadium this coming Sunday is one for the ages.
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Sportsbooks across the legalized states are doing everything they can to compete for market share. That includes giving away huge bonuses to entice new users to their platform.
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The 2020 New York Jets are just three weeks away from placing themselves in the NFL record books. Should they lose their remaining three games, they will join the 2008 Detroit
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Rush Street Interactive (RSI) has announced it will be expanding its online casino platform to West Virginia in 2021. RSI is the company behind leading US online casino and
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While the Tennessee football program has been trying to rebuild for much of the last decade, the Volunteers basketball program has already reached the point where it commands
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There is only one division in the National Football League in which all four teams have won at least one Super Bowl. That would be the NFC East. The 2020 version of the
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