Caesars & Turner Sports partnering on Bleacher Report-branded studio in casino’s sportsbook
The writing has been on the wall for some time now that sports media and the gaming industry...
Gambling News
Digital media company theScore is launching their own New Jersey sports betting app
When sports gambling effectively became legal outside of Nevada following the Supreme Court decision striking down a federal...
FanDuel has already paid out every Alabama bet to win this season’s national title
The undefeated Alabama Crimson Tide are the overwhelming favorite to win the national title this season. Of course,...
Darren Rovell reportedly leaving ESPN for The Action Network
Darren Rovell is reportedly leaving ESPN a second time.
One of DraftKings’ future goals is to air NFL games
DraftKings airing the NFL? That's one lofty goal.
TVG/FanDuel launch two new gambling shows, the Lisa Kerney-hosted More Ways to Win and The Barstool Sports Advisors
The latest new gambling-focused shows are coming from TVG and FanDuel.
What is the ideal first legal sports bet in the states planning to allow sports wagering soon?
What should the first legal sports bet be in Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, and New York?
CBS is already seeing the benefits of sports gambling ads
One CBS-owned station has begun to air gambling ads, and the company is reaping the benefits.
FanDuel/Paddy Power plan to create sports gambling shows for TVG/TVG2/digital, but “not an infomercial for FanDuel”
“We are going to be investing heavily in content. There’s a lot of different formats we can distribute through and a lot of different channels.”
FS1 reportedly planning new daily gambling show with quite the eclectic cast
Musburger? Travis? Thompson? This should be interesting.
Poker pro Antonio Esfandiari clears up story about outspending Kobe in club, John Cynn wins WSOP main event all-nighter
John Cynn and Tony Miles played heads up for over 10 hours.
Networks expect to gain from legal sports gambling ad revenue
Legal sports betting could lead to a lot of ads on your TV during football season
ESPN, FS1, and NBCSN are all reportedly looking into gambling-related shows to debut this year
Networks won't waste time in capitalizing on legal sports betting.
Scott Van Pelt says gambling programming will expand because “everyone’s got way more hours than they’ve got good content”
"I’d be stunned if you didn’t see us, Fox Sports 1, NBC Sports, CBS Sports, anybody that’s got hours to fill, I’d be shocked if they didn’t take a stab at it."
ESPN still faces tough balance with college football gambling coverage
Gambling analysis may be smarter analysis. But smarter analysis may not be better for TV.
