Geoff Zochodne is a Sports Betting Reporter at Covers. He specializes in reporting on sports betting, competitive sports, and the intersection of finance and government, with a keen focus on topics such as fantasy sports and professional sports in states like Massachusetts and Florida. Geoff's work has been featured in CDC Gaming Reports, Financial Post, and Covers.
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Robinhood is interested in sports betting. DraftKings is interested in election betting. It won't be easy for either company.
By: Geoff Zochodne
The letter is a shot across the bow of the duopoly that has formed in online sports betting in the U.S.
By: Geoff Zochodne
The sometimes overlapping worlds of investing and wagering were abuzz on Wednesday after the chief executive officer of Robinhood Markets Inc. said the trading platform operator is considering stick-and-ball sports betting.
It feels a bit like 2022 all over again. And if that's the case, the sports betting industry could be in for some changes in the New Year.
There are lawmakers in Texas and South Carolina who aren't afraid to shoot their shot – again – in trying to get sports betting-related bills through the local legislature.
By: Geoff Zochodne
There are lawmakers in Texas and South Carolina who aren't afraid to shoot their shot – again – in trying to get sports betting-related bills through the local legislature.
Senators kicked off a conversation about legalized sports betting on Tuesday that highlighted serious concerns but also more localized matters and
By: Geoff Zochodne
Covers asked the proprietors of two widely-read industry newsletters to join us in giving their thoughts about the gaming industry in 2024 and beyond.
A referendum in Missouri, high-profile betting scandals, and crackdowns on an offshore sportsbook and college player prop wagering are just a few of the big stories of 2024.
The groundwork is being laid for a seismic shift to legal gambling in the Golden State, albeit on the terms of California's gaming tribes.
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