Daniel Li is a Writer at iGaming.org. With a passion for day trading in cryptocurrencies and sports betting, he focuses on global crypto regulations and the adoption of cryptocurrency, while also crafting "how to guides" on various sports betting topics. Daniel's work has been featured in notable publications including The Ticker, Compare the Cloud, and Caixin Global.
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By: Daniel Li
Michigan online sports betting cooled by wagering volume in July, but operator returns improved sharply.
Kalshi has signed multi-year marketing deals with five Major League Baseball teams, giving the prediction market platform its largest team-level sports partnership package yet.
Unlicensed betting on Premier League football could reach £1 billion a season from 2027/28, according to a new Betting and Gaming Council forecast.
By: Daniel Li
New Jersey regulators have ordered Caesars Sportsbook to pay nearly $297,000 after finding failures across self exclusion controls and responsible gaming requirements.
North Carolina sportsbooks generated $63.2 million in gross wagering revenue during July 2026, up about 179% from a year earlier.
The UK Gambling Commission has suspended the operating licences of BresBet Ltd and Bet St George Ltd after identifying suspected social responsibility and anti money laundering failings.
HISA has provisionally suspended trainer Angel Quiroz after multiple horses linked to a closely watched August 9 betting pattern tested positive for albuterol.
Ohio sportsbooks accepted $624.6 million in wagers during July 2026, keeping the state above $600 million for a 12th consecutive month.
Flutter Entertainment is reviewing up to 100 Paddy Power betting shops across the UK and Ireland, putting around 400 jobs at risk as higher gambling taxes and weaker retail economics hit the sector.
bet365 launched online sports betting in Washington, D.C. on September 8, adding the District as its 19th U.S. market when counting 18 states already served.
