DraftKings Leads Kentucky Sports Betting Handle For June

DraftKings Leads Kentucky Sports Betting Handle For June

DraftKings led Kentucky’s nine online betting apps with $85.1 million of June’s $219.3 million handle, a 38.8 percent share. Every Kentucky betting app operates on a horse track’s license, and eight tracks hosted nine apps in June. Churchill Downs hosted the smallest app, with Prime handling $1.6 million, under 1 percent of online wagers. Online … Read more

New York Mobile Sports Betting Revenue Jumps 21% To $44.5M

New York Mobile Sports Betting Revenue Jumps 21% To $44.5M

New York’s mobile sportsbooks won $44.5 million on $380.8 million in handle in the week ending Aug. 16. Revenue rose 21.4 percent from the prior week while handle grew 2.1 percent, as hold climbed to 11.7 percent. DraftKings took the state’s handle lead at $139.8 million, but FanDuel kept the revenue lead at $16.6 million. … Read more

Malik Nabers Runs Routes at Giants Camp With No Return Date Set

Malik Nabers Practices, No Return Date For Giants

Nabers ran routes at full speed in individual drills but is not yet a full practice participant. He is 10 months removed from a torn right ACL and a second cleanup procedure this spring. The Giants are +7000 to win Super Bowl LXI at DraftKings as of July 28. Nabers is +1300 for Comeback Player … Read more

Online Play Carries Pennsylvania Gaming Past $7 Billion

Pennsylvania Gaming Revenue | $7 Billion, Online Leads

Pennsylvania collected $7,005,987,435 in gaming revenue in fiscal 2025/26, a 9.56% increase and its first year above $7 billion. Internet casino gaming grew 18.42% to $2.93 billion and now returns more tax to the state than retail slot machines. Sports wagering revenue jumped 35.95% to $662.9 million even though the amount wagered fell 3.14%. Retail … Read more

US Gaming Industry Splits Over Prediction Markets as Senate Holds First Hearing

US Gaming Industry Splits Over Prediction Markets as Senate Holds First Hearing

DraftKings and FanDuel walked away from the AGA in November 2025 and now sit opposite the trade group at the first congressional hearing on federally regulated event contracts. The May 20 Senate Commerce Subcommittee hearing marks the formal start of federal legislative consideration.