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Online sportsbooks took $655.7 million in wagers during the week ending Oct. 26, beating out the state's previous record by well over $50 million. Read More
Sports betting arrests bring fresh scrutiny to explosion of online wagering in New York
The arrests on Thursday of more than 30 people, including several high-profile NBA figures, in a pair of illegal betting probes, has brought fresh scrutiny to the pervasiveness of online sports ... Read More
NCAA pushes back start of legalized pro sports betting by three weeks
The NCAA delayed the start of a new policy that will allow college athletes to bet on professional sports, from Nov. 1 to Nov. 22 ... Read More
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Online sports betting site — caught switching winning wagers to losers — hit with huge N.J. fine
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A timeline of NBA’s decade-long embrace of sports betting
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