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Caesars Goes Private: Fertitta Wrote the Rules First| Law, Business & Power | News Beast --- $12.
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Bet365 Plants Its Flag: US Map Fills Up FastBet365 just walked into West Virginia and made it eighteen.
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Kalshi Loses Ground: Connecticut Pulls the TriggerConnecticut's attorney general disagrees — and disagreement at that level doesn't arrive quietly.
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Caesars Falls: $17.6B and Fertitta Wins$17.
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Surgeon's Warning: Sports Betting Owns the Playbook78 million from its casinos in the same month, pushing the state's cumulative tax haul past $2.
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Borders Tighten: Three Regulators Just Changed the RulesThe operators who built their Eastern European pipelines through Minsk will be renegotiating their cost-of-acquisition models within the quarter.
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Labor Draws Blood: Wynn and Golden Nugget Split| Law, Business & Power | News Beast --- $80 a month.
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Albania Ends Seven Years: The Tax Grab Nobody Admits Is a Tax Grab, Law, Business & Power Correspondent --- Seven years of prohibition.
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Louisiana Prints $212M: DraftKings Bets on Kansas Through 2030That's what Louisiana's casinos printed in July — seven percent above where they were a year ago, with sports betting adding another $36 million on a $280 million handle.
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Florida Pulls the Pin: Stake and VGW Just Got SuedFlorida Attorney General James Uthmeier filed two lawsuits against the operators behind some of the largest sweepstakes casino platforms in the United States — Stake, VGW's Chumba Casino, LuckyLand, and Global Poker among them.
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Fanatics Eats the Room: FanDuel, DraftKings Just Got Played$4.
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Fortuna Moves East: MGE Niagara Just Lost Its Moat| Law, Business & Power | News Beast --- Fortuna Entertainment Group didn't acquire a majority stake in Lithuanian sports betting operator TOPsport because they like Lithuania.
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Kalshi Got Sued: Baltimore Read the Fine PrintBaltimore didn't hire lawyers.
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Entain Draws First Blood: The Black Market Picked the Wrong SeasonAs the 2026/27 Premier League season opens, Entain has launched what it calls an anti-black market campaign — positioning itself, with considerable nerve, as the industry's conscience.
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Brazil Loses the Illegal Half: Regulation Is WinningLCA Consultoria's study puts illegal platforms at 38% to 44% of online bets placed in the first half of 2026.
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Baltimore Bites Back: Kalshi and Polymarket CorneredBaltimore filed suit against Kalshi and Polymarket, and the prediction markets industry stopped pretending the legal question was unsettled.
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Demand Down: US iGaming Built Too Much, Sold Too LittleEvery major brand category — traditional sportsbooks, online casinos, prediction markets, sweepstakes — posted falling demand between January and May 2026.
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Brazil's $97B Warning: Regulated Markets Built the Wrong Walls, Law, Business & Power Correspondent --- $97.
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Flutter Tightens the Net: PokerStars Loses Its NameFrom August 13, PokerStars disappears as a standalone poker destination in the United Kingdom — absorbed into the Betfair platform under a unified wallet structure.
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Illegal Money Wins: Regulation Built the Wrong Wall$97 billion.
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Bet365 Plants Its Flag: US Map Fills Up FastBet365 just walked into West Virginia and made it eighteen.
iGaming43
Kalshi Loses Ground: Connecticut Pulls the TriggerConnecticut's attorney general disagrees — and disagreement at that level doesn't arrive quietly.
iGaming44
Caesars Falls: $17.6B and Fertitta Wins$17.
iGaming45
Surgeon's Warning: Sports Betting Owns the Playbook78 million from its casinos in the same month, pushing the state's cumulative tax haul past $2.
iGaming46
Borders Tighten: Three Regulators Just Changed the RulesThe operators who built their Eastern European pipelines through Minsk will be renegotiating their cost-of-acquisition models within the quarter.
iGaming47
Labor Draws Blood: Wynn and Golden Nugget Split| Law, Business & Power | News Beast --- $80 a month.
iGaming48
Albania Ends Seven Years: The Tax Grab Nobody Admits Is a Tax Grab, Law, Business & Power Correspondent --- Seven years of prohibition.
iGaming49
Louisiana Prints $212M: DraftKings Bets on Kansas Through 2030That's what Louisiana's casinos printed in July — seven percent above where they were a year ago, with sports betting adding another $36 million on a $280 million handle.
iGaming50
Florida Pulls the Pin: Stake and VGW Just Got SuedFlorida Attorney General James Uthmeier filed two lawsuits against the operators behind some of the largest sweepstakes casino platforms in the United States — Stake, VGW's Chumba Casino, LuckyLand, and Global Poker among them.
iGaming51
Fanatics Eats the Room: FanDuel, DraftKings Just Got Played$4.
iGaming52
Fortuna Moves East: MGE Niagara Just Lost Its Moat| Law, Business & Power | News Beast --- Fortuna Entertainment Group didn't acquire a majority stake in Lithuanian sports betting operator TOPsport because they like Lithuania.
iGaming53
Kalshi Got Sued: Baltimore Read the Fine PrintBaltimore didn't hire lawyers.
iGaming54
Entain Draws First Blood: The Black Market Picked the Wrong SeasonAs the 2026/27 Premier League season opens, Entain has launched what it calls an anti-black market campaign — positioning itself, with considerable nerve, as the industry's conscience.
iGaming55
Brazil Loses the Illegal Half: Regulation Is WinningLCA Consultoria's study puts illegal platforms at 38% to 44% of online bets placed in the first half of 2026.
iGaming56
Baltimore Bites Back: Kalshi and Polymarket CorneredBaltimore filed suit against Kalshi and Polymarket, and the prediction markets industry stopped pretending the legal question was unsettled.
iGaming57
Demand Down: US iGaming Built Too Much, Sold Too LittleEvery major brand category — traditional sportsbooks, online casinos, prediction markets, sweepstakes — posted falling demand between January and May 2026.
iGaming58
Brazil's $97B Warning: Regulated Markets Built the Wrong Walls, Law, Business & Power Correspondent --- $97.
iGaming59
Flutter Tightens the Net: PokerStars Loses Its NameFrom August 13, PokerStars disappears as a standalone poker destination in the United Kingdom — absorbed into the Betfair platform under a unified wallet structure.
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Illegal Money Wins: Regulation Built the Wrong Wall$97 billion.