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Hannah Vanbiber

Hannah Vanbiber

Verified Contributing Writer

Hannah Vanbiber is a contributing writer for PlayNY after starting her journalism career in Chattanooga, Tennessee. From covering local sports, entertainment and business in East Tennessee, Hannah now covers legal gambling for New York as well as covering women's sports and sports betting in the New York metropolitan area.

Posts by Hannah Vanbiber

Scratch-off tickets from the New York Lottery, which notes that there are six $10 million scratchers still in circulation
Five NY Lottery Scratch-Off Games Have $10 Million Winners Still In Circulation
See what six $10 million New York Lottery scratch-off tickets are still in circulation - including one game that has two $10 million prizes available.
Hannah Vanbiber
kids playing soccer with do not sponsor sign
Parents Say ‘It’s Not Right’ For New York Casinos To Sponsor Youth Sports
Expected applicants for downstate New York casinos are supporting youth sports in the area, and some parents object. See what they're saying.
Hannah Vanbiber
man stands behind jail bars
Like Father, Like Son: New York Mobster Joins Dad In Jail For Illegal Gambling Scheme
A New York mobster was sentenced for his part in an illegal gambling scheme he ran with his father and four others.
Hannah Vanbiber
cash4life new york lottery ticket next to statue of liberty
Long Island Woman Beats The NY Lottery Buzzer To Claim $1K A Week For Life
A year-old New York Lottery ticket brought a retired postal worker $1,000 every week for life through the Cash4Life prize.
Hannah Vanbiber
arcangelo crosses finish line 2023 belmont stakes
2025 Belmont Stakes May Move to Saratoga Due to Belmont Park Renovations
Belmont Park renovations will start after the 2024 Belmont Stakes and may push the 2025 race, the third jewel of horse racing's Triple Crown, elsewhere.
Hannah Vanbiber
new york assembly chamber meeting in albany
Assembly Considering Legislation To Legalize Super Bowl Squares-Style Games As NY Sports Betting Grows
As New York sports betting grows, lawmakers are considering the legalization of Super Bowl Squares-style games, which the state currently bans.
Hannah Vanbiber