Sports Betting

From the Giants to the Knicks, New Yorkers are posting and sharing like there’s no tomorrow. It’s a social media frenzy driven by sports.

New York poised to challenge Nevada's Super Bowl betting dominance with an estimated $190 million handle, an 18.3% growth.

New York poised to dominate sports betting in 2025 with an average spending of $1087 per person, 78% higher than national average.

New study predicts New York as one of the top states for sports betting in 2024, with individuals spending over $1,087 per person.

Popular sports betting app DraftKings announced they will no longer charge fees to their New York users.

On Wednesday, New York State Senator Joseph Addabbo introduced a bill that would make online casino games legal in New York State.

A bill proposed in the New York State Assembly could legalize online poker in New York, if passed and signed into law by Governor Kathy Hochul.

New York State sets record $267 million in sports betting tax revenue after legalizing online sports betting in January of 2022.

Even without the numbers reported for wagers on the Superbowl, New York state’s new revenue stream from mobile sports betting is impressive.

Tioga Downs Casino Resort's sports betting facility has started operating, a month after it was authorized by New York state lawmakers.

Tioga Downs in Nichols and Rivers Casino in Schenectady are expected to get their licenses to open their sportsbook facilities.

You can watch the eating competition, but don't think about placing a wager on it.