Tom Brady is widely considered the greatest quarterback of all time, if not the best NFL player ever. He won seven Super Bowls in his career, more than any NFL franchise. His career stretched into his 40s and saw success from start to finish. Meanwhile, Patrick Mahomes is indisputably the best quarterback in the NFL […]
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The Super Bowl halftime show is more than a break between halves; it’s a cultural event that commands its own audience. From Prince’s legendary, rain-soaked performance in 2007 to Lady Gaga’s aerial entrance in 2017, these shows are nothing short of iconic. There’s plenty of anticipation for the Super Bowl LIX Halftime Show on February
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Lawmakers in Illinois and Maryland have introduced bills legalizing against-the-house Daily Fantasy Sports (DFS) contests. In Illinois, Senator Lakesia Collins has introduced the Fantasy Sports Consumer Protection Act, SB 1224, to legalize all DFS contests, both peer-to-peer and against the house. The bill places the Illinois Gaming Board as the regulatory authority over DFS activity.
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Indiana is one step closer to legalizing iGaming, where online casino and lottery games could start as early as September. House Bill 1432, which would legalize both, passed the House Public Policy Committee by a vote of 9-2 after a contentious debate. Bill sponsor Representative Ethan Manning described the proposal as a way of modernizing
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The Vermont sports betting market recorded an adjusted gross revenue (AGR) of $1.6 million off a total handle of $24.4 million in December last year. According to the Department of Liquor and Lottery, those figures show the continuing upward trajectory for sports betting in the state. American football was the top sport of the month
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November 2024 was a historic month for the state. The New Hampshire Lottery announced that it had generated more than $4.5 million in direct support for public education. Bettors wagered $75 million for online sportsbooks in November, an 8% month-on-month increase compared to October, generating a handle of $69.5 million. Since mobile sports betting was
Colorado November Sportsbook Revenue Totals $55 Million According to a new report from the Colorado Department of Revenue (CDOR), the state generated a combined handle of $55.6 million, a 41.5% month-on-month increase for gross gaming revenue, making $38 thousand in retail sportsbooks and $55.6 million for online. Total net sports betting proceeds for the month
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Late last week, Representatives Jamie Raskin and Andrea Salinas introduced a new bill that seeks to prohibit betting on US elections. The Ban Gambling on Elections Act would amend the Commodity Exchange Act, enacted in 1936, to ban political wagering of any kind. It is the companion to Senator Jeff Merkley’s legislation and responds to
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According to a new report from the Massachusetts Gaming Commission (MGC), the state’s three casinos generated over $100.8 million in revenue in November. This includes $63.1 million from Encore Boston Harbor, $23.1 million generated by MGM Springfield, while Plainridge Park brought in the remaining $14.6 million. The latest figure is the highest since around $103
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The fourteen riverboat casino licensees in Louisiana collected $151.8 million in revenue in November, according to a new report from the Louisiana Gaming Control Board. The figure marks an 8% increase from $140.5 million collected in the same month last year, with ten venues reporting higher revenues this November. One casino drove the year-over-year growth.
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