John Brennan

The increased funds will be directed toward water conservation projects

Betting advertisements now must clearly include problem gambling hotline

As of October, 33 states allow sportsbook deposits via credit card

Former director of NJDGE David Rebuck believes all states should restrict gambling to 21 and up

Smaller sportsbooks continue to shut down in Colorado as the sports betting giants gain even larger market share

New York's 51% rate is tied for highest in the country, along with New Hampshire and Rhode Island

Caesars opposes Missouri's sports betting referendum, citing license limits. Supporters, including major sports teams, argue it would benefit public education.

The probe has sparked debate from both sides of the conundrum on fairness, responsible gambling and industry practices.

Despite some opponents of the endeavor, residents in the state will have the opportunity to vote for legalization on the upcoming ballot.

Missouri residents could find out about sports betting legalization in the state very soon

The question remains whether South Carolina will join in the sports betting revolution after seeing the success of its neighbor to the north.

Explore the eight U.S. states that only allow in-person sports betting and the reasons behind their resistance to legalizing mobile wagering.

Minnesota inches closer to legalizing sports betting, with new legislation proposed to benefit tribes, tracks, charities, and youth sports.

Pro sports teams in the state, sportsbooks themselves, are in favor of legalization, hoping voters feel the same.