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Sportradar Strikes U.S. Gambling Deal With Sportech

Sportradar, a global sports data company that has partnerships with the NBA, MLB, NHL and NFL, has teamed up with U.K.-based betting house Sportech to deliver commercial sports betting solutions in the U.S. The deal, which comes less than a month after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that states could make their own decisions on […]

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Esports Betting Positions Traditional Sports to Win Big

The U.S. Supreme Court Decision about sports betting was a win for Mark Cuban, and not only because he’s the owner of the NBA’s Dallas Mavericks. Traditional sports owners with a vested interest in esports, such as Cuban, stand to gain doubly from relaxed wagering rules in the U.S. Cuban believes gambling will increase interest […]

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FanDuel Goes All-In on Gambling With Paddy Power Betfair

Daily fantasy sports site FanDuel is being taken over by U.K.-based betting house Paddy Power Betfair, a deal that will give one of Europe’s largest bookmaking companies access to the U.S. market in a new era of legalized sports gambling. Paddy Power Betfair agreed to pay $158 million for 61% of FanDuel. It will up […]

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NCAA Turns to Genius Sports as SCOTUS Legalizes Sports Betting

The NCAA inked a 10-year data and technology deal with Genius Sports on Monday that will centralize the collegiate league’s data collection and look for new ways to monetize. The same day, the U.S. Supreme Court moved to legalize sports betting.  In a partnership that will affect more than 1,100 member institutions, Genius Sports will […]

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Why The NCAA Needs A Robust Sports Betting Framework

It’s been nearly 100 years since eight Chicago White Sox players were accused of intentionally throwing the 1919 World Series against the Cincinnati Reds. Since then, player salaries have increased exponentially throughout professional sports, reducing incentives to intentionally lose a game. But the same can’t be said for unpaid collegiate athletes, raising concerns about how […]

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