Sports Betting News

FanDuel Sportsbook’s parent company, Flutter, has lowered its revenue projections for the NFL season as betting favorites won at the highest rate in two decades. Fortunately, the operator's international success has helped to offset the disappointing betting season.

DraftKings has launched DraftKings+ in New York, a subscription service that allows users to receive stepped-up parlays with boosted odds for bigger payouts. Users will be charged $20 per month for the service, which is only offered by DraftKings.

Minnesota State Senator John Marty has scheduled a hearing for January 8 to discuss the economic, health, and social dangers of legal sports betting. The effort to legalize the industry is expected to be the strongest the state has seen since PASPA was overturned.

Oklahoma lawmakers have introduced the first sports betting bill of the 2025 legislation session, but relations with the state’s tribes remain a hurdle. If passed, the bill would allow the tribes and legislature to build a framework for the market.

The Ohio Casino Control Commission reported a November sports betting handle of $1.03 billion, surpassing $1 billion for the first time since January 2023. The impressive month generated over $23 million in tax revenue, the second-highest amount in the market’s history.

Cryptocurrency giant Crypto.com has launched a new Super Bowl prediction market across all 50 states, inspired by the success of its election prediction market. Users can buy “contracts” for a team to win or lose the Super Bowl.

A pair of Democratic representatives have introduced a House bill that would ban sportsbooks from offering odds on elections. The goal is to protect the integrity of US elections and avoid the betting scandals seen across pro and college sports.

The Illinois Gaming Board has approved an application from bet365 Sportsbook to launch its online platform in the state, making it the market's tenth platform. The approval continues bet365's impressive growth, as it is now available in 12 markets.

The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board reported an all-time high sports betting handle of $935.5 million, crushing the previous record set last November. NFL betting drove the impressive numbers, which led to a revenue jump of almost 500% for operators.

The New York State Gaming Commission has reported a record-high monthly handle of $2.26 billion for November, resulting in $118 million in tax revenue. The state’s 51% tax revenue remains the highest in the county, leading to massive revenue for the Empire State.