New York's latest hearing on mobile sports betting underscored the divergent opinions toward the subject lawmakers must weigh in order to pass the bill. It's just one of many issues ahead of them.

A second sportsbook at a high-profile sports venue is getting ready to break ground in the nation's capital

It's far from the most influential member of the sports betting expansion race, but Montana's move to support legal gaming only furthers the growing market.

Colorado's Senate approved a sports betting bill Friday, sending it one step closer to fruition and likely assuring the Centennial State will join the ranks of jurisdictions with legal wagering

Tennessee sports betting is all-but inevitable after the state Senate approved the House's sports betting bill, creating an unprecedented opportunity for legal wagering in the state and a major new pathway for others to follow suit

One of the most accommodating sports betting bills in the nation is also one of the legislative measures closest to passing

A fan theory has helped an unlikely Game of Thrones antagonist rise through the ranks of oddsmakers, nearing the top of the list of prospective rulers over the Seven Kingdoms

The new Federal Wire Act opinion has rattled the gambling industry with fears abounding about the end of online gaming. But what does this move actually do?

Though public outcry helped forced its postponement, an unjust no-bid contract for an existing D.C. Lottery partner unfairly threatened to circumvent a key step in D.C. sports betting legislation potential, potentially furthering hindering the revenue potential for a process that drew criticism from its inception

After weeks of speculation, a bipartisan pair of senators have introduced a major federal sports betting regulatory framework - an important first step in what could be a long, and ultimately futile, effort.

Missouri legislators have reiterated their support for a legal sports betting bill, one that could come as soon as next year and help usher in a new region to regulated wagering