A team of lawyers representing Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey want to put an end to an ongoing lawsuit by a northern Arizona tribe that seeks to upend the state’s legal sports betting market.

Bookies.com chatted with Brendan Bussmann, who has served as a partner and director of government affairs for gaming and hospitality consulting firm Global Market Advisors since 2015, about Arizona’s sports betting marketplace.

There is a lot to like about the Arizona sports betting market one month after it launched.

Bookies.com talked with Rep. Alma Hernandez about the Arizona sports betting legislation that led to the initial rollout of legal sports betting in the state this month.

The Arizona Department of Gaming has posted the sports betting catalog with what sports you can bet on and what types of wagers are available.

The opening two weeks of Arizona sports betting have gone well, according to the Arizona Department of Gaming.

Gaming processing company PayNearMe has been approved by the state Department of Gaming to begin accepting Arizona sports betting payments from users. We talked with Michael Kaplan, the company's chief revenue officer and general manager, about launching in Arizona.

An amended complaint by the Yavapai-Prescott Indian Tribe to halt sports betting in Arizona needs to be refiled by Friday, according to a judge's order posted Monday.

With eight sportsbooks having launched in the Arizona sports betting market, there are still 10 with licenses that have not gone live. Which sportsbook will be next to launch in Arizona?

You can add TwinSpires to the growing list of sportsbooks to launch in Arizona. It is approved to go live on Thursday.

The launch of sports betting in Arizona while California is still figuring out what to do about wagering is a big win for the Grand Canyon State.

The Yavapai-Prescott Indian Tribe is making another attempt to halt sports betting in Arizona, filing an amended complaint.