Legal sports betting through retail and online sportsbooks is permitted in 38 states, according to the American Gaming Association.

Axios Visuals When it comes to legalized sports gambling, there's football, and then there's everything else. Why it matters: While the percentages can vary wildly, each of the 38 states (and D.C.) ...

Legal betting nationwide for Sunday’s 59th Super Bowl between the Eagles and Chiefs is expected to generate a record-setting ...

"It's taxable income," said Matthew Foreman, a tax attorney and partner at law firm Falcon Rappaport & Berkman. The winnings are income even if the prediction platforms don't send a notice formally ...

The sports betting industry has taken off in America, and Wall Street is bullish. These are the gambling stocks that could be ...

Key Takeaways Americans are expected to legally wager $1.39 billion on Super Bowl LIX, according to the American Gaming ...

Despite voters legalizing sports betting in November, Missouri will miss out on gambling revenue generated by the Super Bowl ...

Mobile apps have put sportsbooks in the hands of millions, and experts are seeing a surge in betting — and higher risk of ...

FOX 7 Austin's chief political reporter Rudy Koski and our panel of analysts take a look at the top stories in Texas politics from this week.

Ippei Mizuhara received his sentence on Thursday as the sports betting industry continues to digest a bevy of gambling ...

Sports fans are expected to wager nearly $1.4 billion on Sunday when the Philadelphia Eagles take on the Kansas City Chiefs in Superbowl LIX, according to the American Gambling Association.

State and local governments earned more than $1.7 billion in tax revenue (excluding December sports wagering numbers) from Illinois’ 16 licensed casinos, about 8,700 video gaming terminals and 14 ...