Jill R. Dorson is the Managing Editor for North America at various prominent publications. She covers a wide range of topics including law and legal affairs, sports business, and personal finance, with a particular focus on regional interests in Canada and the United States. Jill's work has been featured in iGamingBusiness, US Bets, Sports Handle, and several other reputable outlets.
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Jill's focus is primarily on the legal and regulatory aspects of sports betting, with a strong emphasis on government announcements. She would likely be interested in commentary from legal experts or policymakers who can provide insights into the evolving landscape of sports betting legislation in the United States.
Given her coverage attributes, pitches should offer perspectives on recent legislative developments related to sports betting or online wagering at both federal and state levels. Additionally, she may welcome insights from industry professionals regarding trends and challenges within the gambling sector.
As Jill's geographic focus is national (United States), relevant information pertaining to specific states' initiatives and their implications for broader regulatory trends could be particularly appealing for her coverage.
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Speaking on the tribal webinar the New Normal, regulator outlines what he sees as false narrative
In another illegal betting case, prosecutors, defense lawyers estimate Clase, Ortiz trial will take 18 days
If prediction markets are operating 'illegally' in some states, they could be subject to massive tax
By: Jill R. Dorson
In response to congressional letter, sportsbook wrote its VIP program is 'intended to provide enhanced service'
By: Jill R. Dorson
Trading sports event contracts on prediction markets like Kalshi won't protect consumers from federal gambling taxes, and market makers or the platforms themselves may be subject to eight times the legal gambling excise tax, researchers say. While prediction markets are not taxed by states — although they will be in North Carolina starting Jan. 1 — a paper from a nonprofit tax group suggests the federal government can make a case for taxing the entities like gambling.
By: Jill R. Dorson
In other scandal news, two charged in case involving Fresno State basketball games
FanDuel has reviewed “approximately thirty Cameos involving athletes and entertainers” and, in a letter sent Tuesday to three members of Congress and obtained b
By: Jill R. Dorson
Proponents of online sports betting promise property tax relief, meanwhile, ahead of statewide vote on Election Day
When news began surfacing last month that at least one federally recognized Indian tribe had partnered with Kalshi, some tribal representatives questioned the move, and many wondered aloud what a deal would look like.
In Pennsylvania, meanwhile, 'consumer protection' proposal would ban microbetting, same-game parlays
