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Macquarie reports the U.S. will contribute only 5% of global $50B World Cup betting despite legal sports betting growth.
Key legal deadlines in prediction market cases in Wisconsin and Tennessee unfold amid World Cup betting activity.
The 2026 World Cup is expected to drive unprecedented gambling, with global wagers projected to reach $50 billion.
Macquarie predicts 2026 World Cup betting could exceed $50B, driven by 48-team format and expanded legal access.
Flutter Entertainment announced full withdrawal from the London Stock Exchange, keeping its exclusive NYSE listing.
A federal judge asked the NBA whether Terry Rozier, accused of sports bribery, can rejoin his previous team.
GamCare warned that the 2026 World Cup may escalate online gambling harm, citing an 11% spike after the 2022 edition.
The 2026 World Cup with 48 teams and 104 matches offers the gambling industry a prime responsible betting opportunity.
Massachusetts pioneered sports betting regulation by requiring sportsbooks to disclose reasons for account limitations.
A court temporarily blocked the NCAA from banning Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby for gambling on his former team.
New Mexico filed a lawsuit against Kalshi, accusing it of operating as an unlicensed sportsbook in the state.
Illinois introduced a 1.75% tax on sports prediction market exchanges and new DFS licensing requirements.