Geoff Zochodne is a Sports Betting Reporter at Covers. He specializes in reporting on sports betting, with a focus on professional sports, competitive sports, and the business and economics surrounding these areas. Geoff's work has been featured in CDC Gaming Reports, Financial Post, Gambling911.com, Yahoo Sports, and Yahoo Finance.
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A collection of Keystone State lawmakers want prediction markets to play in a state-directed regulatory sandbox or not at all.
By: Geoff Zochodne
Play Alberta isn't for sale yet, but the provincial legislature just passed a government bill that may make such a sale possible. Key Takeaways
Some sports bettors in the Centennial State may soon have to tweak their wagering ways, as legislation passed on Wednesday by Colorado lawmakers will put several additional consumer protections in place.
Hard Rock opened its Ottawa casino last year, and now its iGaming brand is moving closer to an online launch in the province as well.
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By: Geoff Zochodne
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By: Geoff Zochodne
Alberta will soon allow some of the biggest names in online gambling to legally take bets within its borders.
The minister in charge of Alberta’s sweeping overhaul of regulated sports betting and iGaming said Wednesday that July 13 remains launch day.
TORONTO, Ont. – Ontario's government is weighing whether to further tighten advertising rules for online sports betting and internet casino gambling in the province.
The minister in charge of Alberta’s sweeping overhaul of regulated sports betting and iGaming said Wednesday that July 13 remains launch day.
