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United States Jurisdiction News
This Week in Gambling: Does America have a gambling problem?
25 Jan 2023
This week's gambling news from J. Todd is all about how more and more states are becoming concerned with the possible rise in gambling addiction.
Casino City’s Friday Five: Records, jackpots and Big Apple online poker edition
20 Jan 2023
We have not one, not two, but three all-time gambling records, three major jackpots, and last, but not least, a bill introduced in New York to legalize online poker.
This Week in Gambling: US gambling sets all-time record
18 Jan 2023
J. Todd's friends at the American Gaming Association break down the 2022 gambling numbers through November.
FanDuel launches single account for sports and horse racing wagering
22 Dec 2022
The online gaming company becomes the first in the United States to offer parimutuel betting with one account.
Greentube agrees to joint venture with Flamingocatz
20 Dec 2022
The deal will strengthen the gaming company's footprint in the North American market.
BF Games partners with SCCG Management
8 Dec 2022
The agreement will facilitate the game development studio's entry into North American markets.
Sky Racing World begins simulcast of Abu Dhabi Thoroughbred racing
7 Dec 2022
Races are currently scheduled for this month as well as January, February and March, and will be simulcast from 8 a.m. to noon.
This Week in Gambling Interview: American Gaming Association's Chris Cylke
6 Dec 2022
In this episode of TWiG Interview Series, J. Todd speaks with American Gaming Association's Senior Vice President of Government Relations Chris Cylke about how black market gambling is still robbing state governments of billions of dollars annually.
Genius Sports expands partnership with NFL
5 Dec 2022
Caesars Entertainment will become the first sportsbook operator to provide its U.S. fans with live NFL Watch & Bet video streams.
US horse racing wagers down just 1 percent in 2020
5 Jan 2021
Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, wagering on horse racing in the U.S. for 2020 generated $10.925 billion and was down just 1% from 2019, according to Equibase
This Week in Gambling: More sports betting, more problems
10 May 2018
We continue to wait for the Supreme Court decision on sports betting reform in the U.S., and as we do, we're seeing some of the problems that regulated sports betting may bring.
APCW Perspectives: Speaking of gambling news . . .
30 Apr 2018
An interesting show this week, as one story seems to flow directly into the next. News from the U.K., Canada, the U.S., Australia and China make it a well-rounded episode.
This Week in Gambling: Blurring the line between land-based and online gambling
28 Mar 2018
There's always been a line between online gambling and land-based casinos in the U.S. This week, J. Todd examines how that line is becoming more blurred as U.S. land-based gaming companies move online.
This Week in Gambling: Online poker legislation is stayin' alive
8 Feb 2018
New York's online poker bill is back for 2018, and there's a real chance the state may become the fifth to regulate online gambling.
This Week in Gambling: The integrity of sports betting in the US
31 Jan 2018
With sports betting on the verge of legalization in the U.S., many of those who used to oppose the industry are suddenly becoming allies. One professional sports league has even thrown their support behind sports betting.
APCW Perspectives: Gamblin' in the rain
29 Jan 2018
This week, a decision looms regarding Fixed Odds Betting Terminals in the U.K., and there's some increased interest in the potential U.S. sports betting market.
APCW Perspectives: Rollin' with the changes
22 Jan 2018
The changes keep on coming for the U.K. market, with news this week from the Gambling Commission and Advertising Standards Authority. J. Todd is also covering stories out of the U.S. and Australia.
This Week in Gambling: New Year's online gambling ban
16 Jan 2018
The new year brings to the U.S. another attempt to ban online gambling. Four U.S. Congressmen have sent a letter to Rod Rosenstein at the Department of Justice, once again asking him to reverse course on the Wire Act.
APCW Perspectives: Shifting sands and changing tides
11 Dec 2017
J. Todd is talking about more online gambling changes in the U.K. as well as the dramatic about-face on sports betting that could be affecting the U.S.
It's too soon to start high-fiving over legal sports betting in the U.S.
7 Dec 2017
Casino sports book industry executive Vic Salerno argues that despite the possible upcoming repeal of PASPA, there will be more heavy lifting to be done.
APCW Perspectives: Net neutrality and online gaming threatened
4 Dec 2017
The Federal Trade Commission (FCC) in the U.S. is poised to kill net neutrality within two weeks. What would that decision mean for online gambling and the internet in general? Also, the U.K. Gambling Commission is teaming with the Advertising Standards Authority, and the results are getting, well, stupid.
This Week in Gambling: Time's running out for the US sports betting ban
22 Nov 2017
The countdown to the 4 December sports betting challenge has begun, and things continue to look promising for the gambling industry. More and more states have thrown their support behind regulation of the industry, and an end to sports betting prohibition seems to be within reach.
This Week in Gambling: Tribal gaming goes online and international
3 Oct 2017
The Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma has obtained an international online gambling license from the Isle of Man, and they plan to launch for real money in the coming months. Plus, more on sports betting reform in the U.S.
Shocked and saddened by a horrific night in Las Vegas
2 Oct 2017
Casino City's Gary Trask explains the confusion and shock that overcame the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas on Sunday night as the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history unfolded three miles away.
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