Brad Senkiw is a Gaming Industry Reporter at various prominent publications. He specializes in sports journalism, focusing on competitive sports, sports business, and legal affairs within the industry, as well as covering individual and team sports, international leagues, and major tournaments. His work has been featured in outlets such as Covers, CDC Gaming Reports, and Yahoo Sports.
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Brad Senkiw's coverage focuses on sports betting and iGaming, with a strong emphasis on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and data citations. Given his focus on state approvals, legislative developments around gambling laws would likely be of interest to him.
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The expanded partnership brings new safeguards to DraftKings' sportsbook and prediction market as concerns over bettor harassment and market integrity grow.
Novig is complying with an NFL request to prohibit certain prediction markets ahead of Wednesday's season opener between the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks.
By: Brad Senkiw
FanDuel reported a split, with 56% of the tickets on Seattle, while New England took 55% of the money.
By: Brad Senkiw
FanDuel reported a split, with 56% of the tickets on the Seahawks while the Patriots took 55% of the money.
H2 Gambling Capital expects U.S. sportsbooks to generate $31.4 billion in NFL handle this season, as prediction markets siphon off demand for traditional sports betting.
Sportsbooks report heavy action, interest in Rams, but late money coming in on underdog 49ers.
Empire State online sportsbooks posted their lowest monthly handle since July 2025 as August wagering declined 15.2% year over year.
Christian Genetski says FanDuel can benefit from prediction markets regardless of how the legal battle over sports event contracts plays out.
Spread markets are seeing lopsided betting on several Week 1 favorites, while Jets-Titans has attracted significant action on the under.
