A new record has been set for revenue generated by traditional casino games, sports betting, and iGaming in the month of ...

The American Gaming Association estimates Americans will wager $2.72 billion with legal outlets this year. (AP Photo/Wayne Parry) Gamblers wait for the March Madness tournament to begin while ...

DraftKings, Stock Of The Day, tumbled below a key moving average after flirting with a buy signal. Goldman Sachs still says ...

Thirty-eight states have legalized gambling on sports in some way since 2018, including all of Minnesota’s neighbors ...

The PVF, enjoying an impressive first season, is welcoming the added status that their league can be wagered on legally in ...

U.S. bettors are expected to wager more than $2.72 billion on this year's men's and women's national tournaments using legalized sportsbooks, according to the American Gaming Association (AGA).

The American Gaming Association estimates 68 million Americans will wager $15.5 billion on the games this year. Three-quarters of those wagers will be from people who have never placed an online ...

Data gathered by the American Gaming Association shows commercial casinos across the U.S. raked in over $66 billion worth of revenue, with about $4.4 billion coming from Iowa and Illinois.

Former Raptors center Jontay Porters joins the athletes banned for gambling list. Check out the incidents here.

Ahead of the 250th anniversary of our nation’s founding, New Jersey is helping businesses and nonprofits get ready for the ...

Mandisa, who turned her “American Idol” fame into a Grammy-winning string of hits and struck a chord with fans for sharing ...