Geoff Zochodne

TORONTO, Ont. – Ontario's government is weighing whether to further tighten advertising rules for online sports betting and internet casino gambling in the province.

With BetRivers owner Rush Street Interactive dipping a toe into prediction markets, questions about future consolidation seem reasonable given the online sports betting land rush.

The sky's the limit for the number of operators in Alberta's soon-to-launch iGaming market, and companies are taking the province up on that offer.

Alberta is preparing for a major shakeup of how online sports betting and iCasino are done and regulated in the province. Here's what to know.

Who here likes proposed legislation? Because we may soon see a lot of it after Brendan Sorsby was granted a preliminary injunction against the NCAA.

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If you're an Albertan who loves daily fantasy sports, you may want to sit down for this one. Key Takeaways

The Nevada Gaming Control Board asked a court to hold Kalshi in contempt over the latter's alleged failure to stop offering online sports betting.

A coalition of anti-prediction market groups has written a letter to U.S. senators seeking legislative change.

The prediction market regulator says the state's incoming transaction fee for the exchanges is part of an attempt to infringe on the CFTC's exclusive oversight.