New York Online Sports Betting Has A Pulse
New York lawmakers continue negotiations with Gov. Andrew Cuomo in hopes of authorizing mobile sports betting in the state.
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NY Problem Gambling Services In Need Of An Update, Study Finds
The Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services hasn’t taken an in-depth look at New York problem gambling programs since 2006.
With New York State Revenue On Decline, NY Online Sports Betting Could Be A Fix
New York lawmakers might need to rethink budget alternatives following New York Governor Andrew Cuomo’s recent announcement that state revenue is on the decline. That could include the legalization of online NY sports betting.
Seneca Nation Must Pay Up After Losing Arbitration Battle In New York
Seneca Nations of Indians must continue revenue-sharing payments to NY after an arbitration ruling. How the $220 million will be paid is to be determined.
A New Sports Betting Bill Has Arrived In New York–Here’s A Look Inside
Sen. Joseph Addabbo has introduced Senate Bill 17 to New York Legislature to allow sports betting at existing Empire State casinos.
From Sheldon Adelson To Sports Betting, New York Gaming Is Changing
Gaming analysts say New York is the top market remaining where operators can still make money. Perhaps this is why Sheldon Adelson wants an NY casino?
New York Lawmaker Would Trade Online Poker For Sports Betting
New York Assemblyman Gary Pretlow said he would give up his pursuit for online poker if it meant his constituents would be on board with sports betting.
Of The Four Casinos In New York, Rivers Dominates In Gaming Revenue
According to new NYGC data, Rivers Casino dominates New York’s four casinos and generated almost double the slot revenue than Resorts World Catskills.
All Four NY Casinos Are Now Ready For Sports Betting, If It Ever Shows
Last week’s deal between Resorts World and bet365 was the last of 4 that have prepped New York casinos for sports betting. Now, it just needs to launch.
New York Daily Fantasy Sports In Peril Following Judge’s Ruling
An acting Supreme Court justice ruled DFS in New York to be a form of prohibitions against gambling as defined by the constitution, jeapordizing operators.