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134: 10/10: Ep. 252 - G2E 2024 Notes From The Floor
Oct 11, 2024
28m 26s
133: 10/3: Ep. 251 - US Sports Betting's Days In Court
Oct 4, 2024
27m 09s
132: 9/16: Ep. 249 - What Does The Fox Say ... About FanDuel
Sep 16, 2024
23m 23s
131: 9/5: Ep. 248 - What We Expect From 2024 NFL Betting
Sep 5, 2024
24m 32s
130: 8/29: Ep. 247 - Who Is Trying To Kill Missouri Sports Betting?
Aug 29, 2024
28m 59s
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| Date | Episode | Description | Length | ||||||
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| 10/11/24 | ![]() 134: 10/10: Ep. 252 - G2E 2024 Notes From The Floor | Matt and Adam meet up for the annual gaming convention in Las Vegas and report back with their notes on the hottest discussion topics: will more sports betting brands ever launch in Florida (5:16), what's the next big thing for sportsbooks after same-game parlays (8:16), the issue that popped up the most at the show (19:39), and an update on the timeline for sports betting in California (23:40). | 28m 26s | ||||||
| 10/4/24 | ![]() 133: 10/3: Ep. 251 - US Sports Betting's Days In Court | Legal happenings from around the US and UK lead the news around the sports betting landscape this week, including a disgraced former NFL employee suing FanDuel (00:46), the ongoing battle over the 2018 FanDuel sale (6:58), DraftKings winning a round against its former head of VIP (13:54), and a settlement between the SEC and DraftKings (18:26). | 27m 09s | ||||||
| 9/16/24 | ![]() 132: 9/16: Ep. 249 - What Does The Fox Say ... About FanDuel | Lachlan Murdoch spoke this week about whether or not his company will exercise its option to purchase nearly a 20% stake in FanDuel before the opportunity expires. Plus, another opposition group appears to work against the Missouri online sports betting initiative (5:39), the industry pushes back against the latest version of a federal sports betting bill (10:04), and house rules remain important to read (19:05). | 23m 23s | ||||||
| 9/5/24 | ![]() 131: 9/5: Ep. 248 - What We Expect From 2024 NFL Betting | As Week 1 of the 2024 NFL season arrives, the crew discusses how many ads we'll see during the games, whether sportsbooks will send promos to retain existing customers while trying to recruit new ones, and which sports betting operators face the most important tests as the biggest time of the year arrives for their bottom lines. | 24m 32s | ||||||
| 8/29/24 | ![]() 130: 8/29: Ep. 247 - Who Is Trying To Kill Missouri Sports Betting? | A mysterious lawsuit challenging the online Missouri sports betting ballot measure appears, but no one is certain who is behind it. Plus, DraftKings goes shopping (7:21), an NFLPA lawsuit against the crown is even bigger than expected (13:58), a suit over alleged deceptive sportsbook marketing moves forward (17:53), and another illegal bookie meets justice (22:28). | 28m 59s | ||||||
| 8/22/24 | ![]() 129: 8/22: Ep. 246 - Why Is The NFLPA Suing DraftKings? | Sealed court documents show that the NFL Players Association is suing DraftKings for a potential breach of contract, but which one? Plus, sportsbooks put millions more dollars into the effort to legalize sports betting in Missouri (6:18), Nebraska's chance at passing a bill in 2024 dies (9:10), the AGA wants regulators to look into sweeps (11:23), and Massachusetts gets serious about talking limits (15:58). | 18m 52s | ||||||
| 8/15/24 | ![]() 128: 8/15: Ep. 245 - Now You See A DraftKings Surcharge, Now You Don't | The plan for a DraftKings surcharge on winning bettors in high-tax states lasted just 13 days, as the company abandoned the idea shortly after FanDuel declined to match it. Plus, Missouri will vote on legalizing sports betting this fall (16:04), Nebraska might do the same (18:08), and Intralot might be in legal trouble in Washington DC (23:49). | 28m 55s | ||||||
| 8/8/24 | ![]() 127: 8/8: Ep. 244 - Everything You Need To Know About DraftKings Surcharge | Everything You Need To Know About DraftKings Surcharge (01:08), Legal Sports Report revenue analyst Eric Ramsey joins the pod crew to break down his analysis of how much money DraftKings could make by implementing a surcharge on winning bettors in higher-tax states. Also, a debate on whether legislators are to blame for high tax rates and whether FanDuel will follow the footsteps of DraftKings with its own fee (19:16). | 45m 34s | ||||||
| 8/3/24 | ![]() 126: 8/3: Ep. 243 - New Sports Betting Hope Rises From The Cornfields | A special legislative session in Nebraska is underway, with online sports betting legalization up for discussion. Plus, a Missouri ballot measure takes a key step (3:52), the latest poll on iGaming in New York shows support (7:09), and a move by PrizePicks raises questions about whether the company wants to buy or sell (12:46). | 18m 09s | ||||||
| 7/25/24 | ![]() 125: 7/25: Ep. 242 - Why One Of The Biggest Vegas Sportsbooks Flopped Outside Nevada | Superbook decided to end its US operations outside Las Vegas last week. Why couldn't one of the most recognized names in Las Vegas make more of an impact? Plus, a new entrant in sports betting and iGaming comes to PA (11:18), what comes next for VSiN after DraftKings sold it back (15:43), and a recap of the NCLGS Summer Conference in Pittsburgh (23:52). | 34m 44s | ||||||
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| 7/17/24 | ![]() 124: 7/16: Ep. 241 - Previewing Q2 Sports Betting Earnings Reports | With publicly traded operators in sports betting set to report earnings for Q2 2024, Matthew Waters joins the show to preview what to expect for PENN, DKNG, CZR, MGM, and others. Plus, what in the world is going on in Washington, D.C., where a budget snafu has the market on hold (24:51). | 29m 44s | ||||||
| 7/11/24 | ![]() 123: 7/11: Ep. 240 - The US Sports Betting Graveyard Is Getting Crowded | Two more brands decide to call it quits after trying to make a dent in the US sports betting market. What does it mean for the bigger players? Plus, the latest developments in the Jontay Porter NBA scandal (13:11), why a new acquisition shows Caesars is better understanding its situation (20:15), and a New Jersey legislator starting the long climb toward reversing a betting ban (26:25). | 31m 24s | ||||||
| 6/28/24 | ![]() 122: 6/27: Ep. 239 - Beards, Election Betting, And Other Wagering Minefields | A wild lawsuit targeting DraftKings and a prominent professional sports bettor drops in New York, leading to larger discussion around how sharps get action down at sportsbooks. Plus, MGM makes a big purchase for its international business (13:34), DC finally moves past its sports betting folly (18:33), and UK election betting scandals offer a cautionary tale in the US (22:10). | 29m 59s | ||||||
| 6/22/24 | ![]() 121: 6/21: Ep. 238 - Supreme Court Gives Sunshine To Florida Sports Betting | The US Supreme Court chose not to hear a challenge to the Florida gaming compact that paved the way for Hard Rock Bet to launch. What could that mean for tribes in other states? Plus, Boyd shows interest in acquiring Penn (8:00), Massachusetts goes back to the limits discussion (12:57), and more states take action against a major offshore sportsbook (21:23). | 27m 10s | ||||||
| 6/13/24 | ![]() 120: 6/13: Ep. 237 - Why Does NCAA President Wish Sports Betting Stayed In Las Vegas? | The new president of the NCAA made an interesting comment about the legalization of sports betting in the United States this week at a conference. Also, the crew talks about what the legislative prospects look like for Texas in 2025 (8:02) and an analyst's thoughts on what tiers sports betting operators fall into in the US (12:08). | 21m 19s | ||||||
| 5/23/24 | ![]() 119: 5/23: Ep. 235 - Who's Right, Who's Wrong In Sports Betting Limits Debate | Another legislative session comes to a quiet end for people hoping for sports betting to become legal. Then, the crew dives deep into the failed Massachusetts roundtable on sports betting limits (8:11), as well as laying out a path for an informed and productive discussion on how to strike compromise between bettors and books (11:32). | 28m 42s | ||||||
| 5/16/24 | ![]() 118: 5/16: Ep. 234 - Wrapping Up SBC North America 2024 | The crew leads off their discussion with the latest from the Minnesota sports betting debate, then talks about this year's SBC (0:49), which topics were hottest on the floor (4:46), and how responsible gambling could shape future discussions throughout the North American sports betting and iGaming industries (10:09). | 24m 16s | ||||||
| 5/2/24 | ![]() 117: 5/1: Ep. 233 - Caesars CEO Sounds A Responsible Gambling Alarm | Comments from Caesars CEO Tom Reeg at a recent gaming conference raise the specter of federal regulation around responsible gambling. Also, the crew talks about a win for DraftKings in court (9:50), a major concern for a Las Vegas casino in the Ippei Mizuhara gambling scandal (15:50), and a familiar fate for sports betting legislation in Mississippi (22:20). | 29m 01s | ||||||
| 5/2/24 | ![]() 110: 2/29: Ep. 226 - First Banning College Player Props, Then What? | Ohio reverses course and grants an NCAA request to ban college player prop betting. Is that where the push for more restriction starts or where it ends? Plus, the latest on pick'em game bans around the country (11:05), a legislative roundup from a number of states (11:31), and what a DFS deal in Texas means for the future there (22:03). | 27m 11s | ||||||
| 4/24/24 | ![]() 116: 4/24: Ep. 232 - Peer Pressure Wins Out In Florida DFS Battle | PrizePicks and Underdog this week relaunched pick'em games in Florida as peer-to-peer instead of against the house. Is that model the future for the controversial games? Plus, why one analyst sees upside for Penn in ESPN Bet (6:40), Entain and MGM aligned on the future of BetMGM (13:05), and Minnesota going from promising to puzzling once again (17:40). | 20m 39s | ||||||
| 4/17/24 | ![]() 115: 4/17: Ep. 231 - Jontay Porter Banned From The NBA | NBA Commissioner Adam Silver issued the ultimate punishment to Jontay Porter for his activities around sports betting and his performance. Did the system work as planned? Plus, why Georgia sports betting legislation failed on a familiar path (13:20), whether Alabama sports betting still has any chance to pass, and the latest on Shohei Ohtani (16:05). | 21m 43s | ||||||
| 4/3/24 | ![]() 114: 4/3: Ep. 230 - Ohtani And Porter, And The Sky Falling | The crew brings a busy two weeks of sports betting news into focus with the latest on gambling investigations around Shohei Ohtani and Jontay Porter. Plus, a glimmer of hope for online sports betting in Mississippi (19:40) and a handful of suggestions for better ways to handle college player props than enacting outright bans (22:10). | 32m 46s | ||||||
| 3/21/24 | ![]() 113: 3/21: Ep. 229 - NBA League Pass Betting Uproar And Other Loud Noises | The NBA will allow customers who purchase its League Pass streaming product to opt in for added betting-related content, and the crew wants to know why some people think it means the sky is falling. Also, how to make good responsible gambling tools even better (11:27) and the latest on a federal bill to regulate sports betting (17:56). | 31m 41s | ||||||
| 3/15/24 | ![]() 112: 3/15: Ep. 228 - Stop Saying It's A Temple Of Doom | After integrity monitors flagged suspicious betting activity around Temple men's basketball, the crew noticed something that most others did not: a system functioning well. Plus, what an NFL employee spent his stolen millions buying (11:14), ThriveFantasy looking ready to close up shop (13:59), and why Eric Ramsey thinks North Carolina is definitely a top-10 market (18:09). | 27m 57s | ||||||
| 3/6/24 | ![]() 111: 3/6: Ep. 227 - Alabama Shows Why Passing Sports Betting Legislation Is Hard | Alabama appeared to be one of the most promising states for legalizing sports betting in 2024, but political wrangling led to unexpected roadblocks. Also, why 888 might be on its way out of the US market (4:00), the latest twist in the case against Iowa State student-athletes (12:33), and the North Carolina launch you've all been hearing about (14:07). | 16m 56s | ||||||
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