Geoff Zochodne

Sports bettors aren’t going to mistake the Grey Cup for the Super Bowl anytime soon, but some are trying to give the former more of a “Big Game” feel.

A bill that would ban college player props at sportsbooks in the Garden State is gaining traction in the legislature.

Canada is rolling out the red carpet for Taylor Swift — and one online sportsbook has rolled out betting markets in connection with the concerts.

The Alberta government’s timeline for launching a competitive market for online sports betting and iGaming is fuzzy — including for the companies.

Covers is tracking the largest wagers placed on the election in the run-up to Nov. 5, as big bets by punters and “whales” continue to be reported.

Online poker and paid daily fantasy contests in Alberta could be preserved, as the province plans to pool iGaming liquidity with Ontario.

Influential gaming groups sound the alarm over sweepstakes casinos and sportsbooks.

Alberta will outline its competitive market for online sports betting and internet casino gambling in “enabling” legislation introduced next spring.

The Alberta government may now be aiming to launch its new iGaming market by next fall.

DraftKings CEO Jason Robins broke out his crystal ball a few times to try to predict the near and distant futures of DraftKings and sports betting.