States Like New York Could Realize That They Need Online Casinos For New Revenue
DraftKings co-founder and CEO Jason Robins says many are "sleeping on" online casinos, which could make the iGaming business even bigger.
Grant Lucas is a former managing editor for PlayNY. A longtime, award-winning sports writer, Grant has covered gambling and legal sports betting since 2018, when he got his start reporting on the New Jersey and Pennsylvania industries. He now oversees PlayNY as New York expands legalized gambling to sports betting and online casino gaming.
DraftKings co-founder and CEO Jason Robins says many are "sleeping on" online casinos, which could make the iGaming business even bigger.
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