by Olivia Richardson | Jun 22, 2026
The Cayuga Nation has filed the first known lawsuit by a tribe against a state-licensed sportsbook operator, alleging Caesars accepted mobile wagers from within its New York reservation for more than three years without authorization under federal gaming law. The...
by Olivia Richardson | Jun 16, 2026
The prediction market platform, which is not licensed in the UK and geoblocks British users, has been recruiting UK content creators to promote its product during the FIFA World Cup — with most posts carrying no advertising disclosure. Polymarket has been exposed for...
by Olivia Richardson | Jun 15, 2026
The Flutter-owned sportsbook has reduced its workforce for the third time in less than a year, with cuts spanning multiple departments amid rising competition from prediction markets and increased use of artificial intelligence. FanDuel has conducted its third round...
by Olivia Richardson | May 12, 2026
The Colorado House of Representatives passed Senate Bill 26-131 on Monday by a vote of 50-13, sending the state’s most significant sports betting reform legislation to Governor Jared Polis for his signature. The bill, which cleared the Colorado General Assembly...
by Olivia Richardson | May 6, 2026
New Jersey legislators have formally introduced companion bills that would impose a temporary 10% surcharge on sports betting revenue tied to 2026 FIFA World Cup matches, drawing bipartisan criticism from lawmakers who have labelled the proposal a tax grab ahead of...
