Gary Rotstein is a sports journalist and writer focusing on sports betting and gaming revenue in the United States. His work has been featured in publications such as US Bets, Sports Handle, and Penn Bets. Gary provides insights and analysis on the latest trends and developments in the sports betting industry, as well as covering sports news and events.
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Gary Rotstein's coverage suggests a focus on sports and gaming, particularly in the context of data-driven analysis, legal policy regulation, and government announcements. To effectively reach out to him, consider pitches offering insights into trends or developments in the sports betting industry supported by relevant data. Additionally, expertise in legal regulations related to gaming and sports would likely resonate with his coverage.
Given Gary's national geographic focus on the United States, it would be beneficial to tailor pitches with a U.S.-centric angle when discussing topics such as Ohio casinos, Pennsylvania gaming revenues or other U.S.-specific trends in the sports betting landscape.
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In half of November as PENN's rebranded sportsbook, ESPN BET tripled the operator's Ohio market share by outspending rivals on bonus offers.
Positive news was offset by decline in earnings compared to October
All the industry news that's fit to link It's information overload everywhere, and there's not time enough to sleep and eat and stay fully
McDavid, Bedard, and Hellebuyck are all among top contenders for season-long awards
In targeting sharp bettors rather than spending to attract recreational players, Prime Sports says its Ohio strategy is working fine so far.
All the industry news that's fit to link It's information overload everywhere, and there's not time enough to sleep and eat and stay fully
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By: Gary Rotstein
Strangers smiled at me, chatted, gave me high fives, and paid my bill at a Chickie’s & Pete’s — all while I was wearing an opposing team's hat. The experience changed my impression of Philly forever.
By: Gary Rotstein
When Pennsylvania Sen. Wayne Fontana and his legislative colleagues voted in 2017 to expand the state's legalized gambling — most notably into an array of online options — no one spoke about the potential for massive credit card debt among those addicted to the easily accessible play.
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By: Gary Rotstein
The practice, already outlawed in Ohio, Tennessee, and Massachusetts, is designed to reduce the harms of problem gambling.
By: Gary Rotstein
My father was a compulsive gambler. I am a gambler, and I have occasionally used a credit card to fund an online gambling account in Pennsylvania. State Sen. Wayne Fontana wants to prevent me or anyone else from doing that.
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