Matt Rybaltowski is a Contributor at Forbes SportsMoney. He covers sports gambling, stadium financing, and sports technology, drawing from his extensive experience in sports business and professional sports reporting. His work has been featured in notable publications including the New York Post, CDC Gaming Reports, and US Bets.
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Matt Rybaltowski's articles predominantly focus on sports, with a particular emphasis on betting and its intersection with the world of professional sports. Based on this coverage breakdown, Matt may be receptive to pitches providing in-depth analysis or exclusive insights into significant events within the sports industry, particularly those related to NFL, betting trends, and major business developments.
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By: Matt Rybaltowski
The NFL season will be a marathon, not a sprint for top prediction markets, but the two operators got off to a quick start in Week 1.
By: Matt Rybaltowski
Ahead of the November trial, prosecutors have narrowed the scope of the case to 18 Clase pitches over a two-year period
By: Matt Rybaltowski
Following this week's launch of Gamechanger360, the ex-English footballer has his sights set on larger expansion into North America.
By: Matt Rybaltowski
"The Great One," highlighted the major Vegas gambling conference, held amid rapidly changing dynamics across The Strip
By: Matt Rybaltowski
With the lead defendant in the high-profile case set to plead guilty, legal observers are eagerly questioning the others that may be next.
By: Matt Rybaltowski
The battle for the future of sports event contracts continues as the CFTC issued proposed rules that redefine the derivatives as swaps.
By: Matt Rybaltowski
A six-year prison sentence for Jalen Smith in a comprehensive point-shaving scandal sets the stage for several major cases in 2027.
By: Matt Rybaltowski
The partnership comes at a time when a bevy of athletes in college and pro sports are facing criminal charges on match manipulation.
By: Matt Rybaltowski
Prosecutors have recommended probation, but a judge has requested additional materials before his scheduled sentencing in December
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Lula's win should not be framed as an oversight by prediction markets, but as further evidence that traders can change their minds
