Pennsylvania sports betting slides again
Pennsylvania’s online and retail sportsbooks accepted $447.5 million in wagers in May, down 6.7% from $479.4 million in April, according to official data released Thursday.
New Jersey sportsbooks surprise in May
Bettors placed $814.3 million in wagers at New Jersey's online and retail sportsbooks in May. That is up 591.1% from $117.8 million in bets taken in May 2020 and up 8.9% from $748 million in April.
Investigation of DraftKings Inc. launched
The Law Offices of Frank R. Cruz announces an investigation of DraftKings Inc. on behalf of investors concerning the Company's possible violations of federal securities laws.
Michigan sports betting declines for second straight month
Michigan sportsbooks took in $237.6 million in online wagers through the 31 days of May, down 4.9% from $249.9 million over the 30 days of April.
DraftKings launches new casino game
The company announced the addition of DK Craps to its mobile casino suite in New Jersey with Pennsylvania, Michigan and West Virginia to follow pending regulatory approval.
Indiana sportsbooks show resiliency with return to growth in May
Bettors placed $254.4 million in wagers in May at Indiana's retail and online sportsbooks, according to official reporting released Friday. That is up 7.6% from $236.4 million in April.
Sports betting in Iowa slides for second straight month
Bettors placed $114.9 million in wagers at Iowa sportsbooks in May, according to official data released Thursday. That is down 2.9% from the $118.4 million in bets generated in April.
Rahm the US Open favorite
Jon Rahm remains the consensus betting favorite to win the 2021 U.S. Open, even after his forced withdrawal from last week's Memorial Tournament.
DraftKings commits to Have A Game Plan. Bet Responsibly.
DraftKings has committed to apply the campaign to many of the company’s owned channels, including at DraftKings’ retail gaming properties, to promote safer play.
Sports betting numbers in Illinois drop in April
Betting at Illinois' retail and online sportsbooks fell 15.2% to $537.2 million in April from the record $633.6 million in March, according to official data released Wednesday.
