Online Sportsbooks & Racebooks

Massive Kentucky Derby win at Mohegan Sun
The winner was a successful “Superfecta” where a player correctly picked the first four finishers in sequence in the Kentucky Derby, winning $321,500 off a $1.00 wager in the process.

Triple Cherry partners with Scommettendo
This opportunity will allow Triple Cherry’s to increase its presence in the Italian market as well as providing Scommettendo with diversified video slots content.

Push Gaming goes live with Coolbet
This latest partnership will deliver Push’s recent hit titles such as Nightfall and Big Bamboo, along with upcoming releases like Fat Banker and player-favorite hits like the Jammin' Jars series.

Yggdrasil makes LatAm debut with RushBet in Colombia
RushBet.co and its local player community now have access to Yggdrasil’s slots content, including Raptor DoubleMax and Hades Gigablox.

Detroit casinos report $118.73 million in April revenue
April table games and slots revenue rose 8.8% compared with April 2021 results while total monthly revenue dropped 3.4% compared with March 2022.

Illinois sportsbooks bring in nearly $1 billion in March
March Madness and removal of in-person registration requirements deliver a record-shattering month, according to analysts.

Circa Sports to enter Illinois market at American Place Casino
American Place, a casino under construction in Waukegan, will expand Circa Sports' footprint to its fourth state, following Nevada, Iowa and Colorado.

BetMGM named sports betting partner of Houston Astros
Under the agreement, BetMGM signage will be prominently featured at the Major League Baseball team's home park, including a permanent outfield wall sign and rotational promotional messaging behind home plate.

New York online sportsbooks slow down in April
After torrid first three months, New York’s online sports betting industry enters seasonal slowdown with $1.4 billion in April wagers, according to PlayNY.

Kentucky Derby sets all-time wagering records across the board
Churchill Downs announced that wagering for Saturday's Run for the Roses was the highest all-time on the Kentucky Derby, totaling $273.8 million, up 9% from the previous record set in 2019.