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Penn National Gaming is the first Pennsylvania casino operator to file for a sports betting
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Penn National Gaming is the first Pennsylvania casino operator to file for a sports betting

The vast majority of American sports bettors moved to the regulated market as more states

Caesars Interactive Entertainment announced it has received an online gambling license in Pennsylvania and will
The head of the Atlantic County Economic Alliance said the economic development group is exploring
The University of Akron says it now offers the most space for esports than any

Seattle-based eSports gambling startup Unikrn is the target of a lawsuit filed by one of
The European Gaming & Betting Association has come out against a Norwegian government plan to
It’s reported that the Gaming Commission is crafting regulations for opening up sports wagering to

College sports conferences, such as the Big Ten, are thinking deep thoughts about how they

Hollywood Casino & Inn at Charles Town Races (l.) in Ranson, West Virginia will become

Governor Dannel P. Malloy (l.) would like to get sports betting legalized in Connecticut before
Boyd Gaming Corporation and FanDuel Group, now a subsidiary of Paddy Power Betfair, have entered
On September 16, 1981, WBC champion Sugar Ray Leonard and WBA champion Thomas "Hitman" Hearns squared off at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas in a legendary welterweight unification bout billed as "The Showdown." Trailing on all three judges' scorecards entering the late rounds, Leonard mounted a furious rally to stop Hearns via 14th-round TKO in one of the greatest mega-fights in boxing history.
On September 15, 1978, Muhammad Ali made boxing history at the Superdome in New Orleans by defeating Leon Spinks in a 15-round unanimous decision. With the victory, Ali became the first fighter in history to win the World Heavyweight Title three times.