LSR Sports Betting & News Podcast

The fallout from the aborted election betting rollout continues. Some suspect regulations surface in Virginia and Tennessee. And will the NFL Draft be the savior of US sportsbooks?

West Virginia legalized betting on presidential election for a few minutes before the odds got pulled. We also take a closer look at how betting in Colorado and Michigan might roll out. And you might be surprised at how player funds are treated at some overseas sportsbooks.

A US sports betting platform has been shut down for a week. We have updates on legal sports betting in California, Washington, and more. And of course, more on the impact of coronavirus on the sports betting industry.

Casinos are closed. The only sports left are Central American soccer and table tennis. So what do we make of it all? Plus an inside look at how Legal Sports Report uncovered the contract behind Oregon sports betting.

The world has changed drastically for the world of sports and the gambling industry in just one week. Casinos and sportsbooks around the country have forced to shut down, and there's almost nothing to bet on. So where do we go from here?

We have legal sports betting now open in Illinois and Michigan. And the coronavirus is impacting the sports and gambling worlds at an increasingly rapid pace.

The crew breaks down the fallout from the federal charges against the viral gambler who threatened athletes and their families. Plus gambling in the NFL CBA and tons of progress at the state level.

Matt and Adam chew on the latest news about FanDuel's founders suing over the sale of the company, as well as legislative updates from across the country.

A new streaming deal with IMG Arena puts NHL games into sports betting apps, and legislative updates are coming fast and furious from across the country.

William Hill links up with CBS Sports in a busy week of sports betting industry news. New Jersey sees numbers that put it ahead of Nevada sportsbooks once again. And what do we make of the NFL hiring an executive to deal with gambling?

The numbers for the Super Bowl are in from many of the states with legal sports betting. Nevada is still king by a lot as states like Pennsylvania and New Jersey are growing quickly. Also, where will we see the first Barstool Sportsbooks?

The gaming and media worlds were abuzz with the news that Penn National Gaming is taking a minority state in Barstool Sports, a deal that will be used to create online sportsbooks around the country. Also, an update on the DraftKings-Bachelor situation, and Super Bowl betting data.

If you were excited about Michigan or New York online sports betting soon, you can curb your enthusiasm. And more on Legal Sports Report's actual legal efforts to learn more about Oregon's sports betting contract.

The guys discuss meet up to talk mobile sports betting, the veto to Maine's sports betting law, good signs from Kentucky, and is DraftKings actually coming to Nevada?

The crew did not expect to be talking about The Bachelor, but a DraftKings contest brings them there. Maine is on the clock to legalize sports betting, but it could be a while before California can say the same.

The whole gang is here for the first episode of 2020. They talk the massive DraftKings/SBTech announcement, welcome another new state into the fold, and take a look at another new bill recently introduced. They wrap things up with a look back at 2019's biggest news, and quickly talk about what they’re most looking forward to in 2020.

The crew discusses the incredibly impressive Pennsylvania and New Jersey sports betting numbers, run down the possible launch timeline for Michigan, talk to 2020 hearing in California, and sadly report on what seems to be another attempt at federal oversight.

The news that dominated the gambling world this week: Michigan is on the cusp of legalizing sports betting as well as online casino and poker. Plus the latest on sports gambling revenue numbers around the country.

It was a rough week for the NFL and NBA as they dealt with the fallout from a pair of issues involving gambling. And speaking of fallout, the sponsor of the DC sports betting initiative is having a serious one with his 12 colleagues in the Council.

The guys run through October numbers, get angry at the PGA Tour (again), and explore the tribal-state dynamics in play as California and Florida begin to consider legislation.

The guys break down Yahoo’s entry into sports betting and another rumored DraftKings acquisition, then Jess Welman joins for a comprehensive update on Pennsylvania.

The crew talks about launch in Oregon and runs through numbers from the start of NFL betting season, plus a chat with former FanDuel CEO Nigel Eccles.

Straight from the floor of G2E 2019, the team talks about the biggest news coming from the convention, interviews from: Kambi, Captec, Scientific Games, AGA, William Hill, IGT, & Deck Prism Sports. Plus an NHL betting update from Jessica Welman.

The guys talk through the first numbers from Indiana and look ahead to next week’s MegaPod at the G2E trade show in Las Vegas.

The huge tie-up between The Stars Group and Flutter Entertainment dominates the conversation this week, plus an update on Pennsylvania sports betting from Jess Welman.