Geoff Zochodne

The Alberta government's timeline for launching a competitive market for online sports betting and internet casino gambling has recently become a lot more fuzzy – including for the companies that plan on participating.

As an example, FanDuel is hanging odds on what day, if any, Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce will attend one of his beau's shows in Toronto.

Canada is rolling out the red carpet for Taylor Swift – and one online sportsbook has rolled out several betting markets that will let Swifties and/or innocent bystanders wager on what will be seen and heard in Toronto over the next two weeks.

Some sportsbooks are trying to draw bettors toward the Grey Cup with Super Bowl-like novelty markets.

Muhammad Ali was 38 when he stepped into the ring in 1980 for “The Last Hurrah” versus 30-year-old Larry Holmes.

A bill that would create national guidelines for sports betting advertising in Canada is in legislative limbo.

Geoff Zochodne, Covers Muhammad Ali was 38 when he stepped into the ring in 1980 for “The Last Hurrah” versus 30-year-old Larry Holmes.

When Ohio regulators said no more college player prop wagering, they really meant no more college player prop wagering, as DraftKings is now well aware.

The rubber is about to hit the road for the Massachusetts Gaming Commission and its investigation into sports bettor limiting by bookmakers.

Canada's most populous province believes online gamblers should be allowed to play in daily fantasy contests and poker games that include bettors from abroad. Others disagree.