SBC invites everyone to a “PASPA Repeal” online anniversary bash today
Today marks the second anniversary of the US Supreme Court’s reversal of the controversial sports gambling bill.
Today marks the second anniversary of the US Supreme Court’s reversal of the controversial sports gambling bill.
Federal appeals court rules that the New Jersey Thoroughbred Horsemen's Association is entitled to compensation from leagues for their betting obstruction.
New Jersey is celebrating a year of explosive sports betting growth, and Bill Pascrell III takes a little credit for the achievement.
Monmouth Park set out to try and recuperate its losses by suing the sports leagues, claiming millions of dollars in lost earnings.
The numbers of the last year have added up, and U.S. operators have made a killing since the Supreme Court overturned PASPA.
Ever since the U.S. Supreme Court knocked down PASPA last May, states across the land are scrambling to get into the sports gambling business.
The measures proposed in the U.S. Senate regarding federal licensing of sports betting range from the totally unnecessary to the outright un-Constitutional.
Sen. Orrin Hatch gives speech on Senate floor vowing (again) to introduce federal sports betting legislation over the next few weeks.
The existing interstate/international system for horse racing might soon affect markets for other sorts of gambling, sports betting particularly.
For tribes, signing of class III gaming compacts gives them a monopoly on casino-style gaming. But that decision depends on what the actual compacts say.