sports betting

It's no exaggeration to say that prediction markets have exploded in the last year and the affects of the their popularity are being felt across the nation. read more >

In 2025, Arkansans lost more than $2 million every day gambling, a number that will likely go up with the surge of prediction markets and sportsbetting apps. read more >

Explore seven years of slot, table, and sportsbook data from Arkansas' three casinos. read more >

50-50 raffles are coming; I’d be surprised if they are the silver bullets some expect. read more >

Revenue from commercial gaming in the United States continued to grow in the third quarter of 2024, driven by sports betting and iGaming. Traditional brick-and-mortar revenue declined slightly. Combined revenue […] read more >

It’s not just a player betting on a game that worries officials. In the modern social media world, where anonymity and instant communication collide, student-athletes are becoming targets of online abuse from upset bettors. read more >

Sports betting continues to explode in the United States since its legalization starting in 2018, with gross gaming revenue from sports betting reaching $7.5 billion in 2022. That’s according to […] read more >

Although the new rules take effect immediately, companies that have existing advertising campaigns in place that would be affected by them will be allowed to continue them until July 1. read more >

College students are in the highest risk group for problem gambling, yet universities have been slow to create policies, educational programs or restrictions on sports betting. read more >

Arkansas officials expect people from neighboring states to cross into the state to bet on March Madness. read more >

Wagers are expected to total $16 billion. read more >

The most common way that Americans bet on sports is with friends or family. read more >

Sports betting set a quarterly revenue record of $1.68 billion, up nearly 81% from a year ago. read more >

So far, such gambling is legal in only six states: New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Michigan, West Virginia, Delaware and Connecticut. read more >

Casino winnings were more than 21% higher than the previous best year, which came in 2019. read more >

This map from the American Gaming Association shows the states where sports betting is now legal, where sports betting has been approved but is not yet operational, and where bills have been prefiled or introduced to legalize sports betting and are under consideration. read more >