Bally’s Financing Plans Come Under Pressure After Going-Concern Warning
August 21, 2026
Investors are watching the Bronx casino project, where construction has not started and the company still needs more capital.
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Woerner Says New York Online Casinos Are Years Away
August 15, 2026
At Saratoga, the Assembly gaming chair pointed to weak disposable income and a tougher political mood around gambling promotion.
New York Gaming Commission Faces Backlash Over Biometric Sportsbook Plan
August 13, 2026
More than 240 comments, most of them opposed, have prompted staff to rethink rules aimed at keeping minors off betting apps.
Sullivan County’s $585 Million Casino Plan Runs Into Trouble
August 12, 2026
The bond structure was meant to buy Resorts World Catskills’ non-gaming assets and refinance debt, but later reporting says the deal has stalled amid secrecy complaints and a shift to a smaller credit facility.
New York Online Sportsbook Revenue Jumps to $46.5 Million
August 08, 2026
FanDuel and DraftKings led the week as handle stayed below $400 million for a third straight week.
NYSBA to Host Free Webinar on Betting and Prediction Markets
August 07, 2026
The Aug. 17 session will cover gambling-harm warning signs, treatment and support as New York’s mobile wagering market faces fresh scrutiny.
Gambling Groups Were Among New York’s Top Lobby Spenders
August 06, 2026
The state ethics commission said first-half 2025 lobbying outlays hit $213 million, while its full-year report put 2025 spending at a fourth straight record.
Rakoff Rejects CFTC Bid to Pause New York’s Kalshi Case
August 06, 2026
The emergency ruling keeps the state action in place for now, as a Utah decision deepened the legal split over prediction markets.
Novig Sues New York Over Sports Event Contracts
August 06, 2026
The company says federal law gives the CFTC exclusive authority, while state officials warn the products amount to unlicensed gambling.
CFTC Moves to Block New York’s Kalshi Suit
August 05, 2026
The state says the prediction market is illegal gambling. The federal regulator says it alone can police event contracts on licensed exchanges.