Read our Digital Wager Wire review of the 76ers moving from +2000 to +900 after LeBron James signed. Examine Siena poll data on NY betting habits today.
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Explore betting strategy updates as MLBPA seeks a player props ban affecting 20% to 30% of handles. See how Fanatics Sportsbook responds to threats today.
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Gaming industry news recap: NYC casino protests grow while Maine bans sweepstakes and credit card sportsbook funding. Key updates this week.
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New York advances three downstate casino projects as Resorts World, Hard Rock, and Bally’s move forward, while Underdog exits Missouri for prediction markets.
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ESPN Bet seeks a Missouri license for a Dec. 1 launch, while Jay-Z supports a Times Square casino bid with Roc Nation, SL Green, and Caesars.
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NY downstate casino apps close with 8 bidders for 3 licenses. Meanwhile, in Canada, Quebec pushes private gaming ahead of the 2026 elections.
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Sportsbooks recovered from a tough NFL season with a successful Super Bowl, driven by the Eagles’ win and underperforming stars. Meanwhile, New York shattered its own sports betting records in January, with $2.48 billion wagered and $247 million in gross gaming revenue.
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Penn’s ESPN BET launches in D.C., its 20th market, partnering with local teams. Meanwhile, NY’s iGaming bill faces hurdles amid casino expansion.
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New York’s sports betting revenue hit a record $231.7 million in November, fueled by a 10.2% hold. FanDuel led, while debates on federal regulation continue.
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Las Vegas-based Wynn Resorts is hoping to receive one of the three downstate casino licenses in New York and the project was recently endorsed by a former New York City Council Speaker, and now a powerful ally, Christine Quinn.