Matt Rybaltowski is a Contributor at Forbes SportsMoney. He covers sports gambling, stadium financing, and sports technology issues, drawing on his extensive experience as a global financial services reporter and NFL writer. His work has been featured in notable outlets such as the New York Post, CDC Gaming Reports, and US Bets.
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Matt Rybaltowski's articles predominantly focus on sports, with a particular emphasis on betting and its intersection with the world of professional sports. Based on this coverage breakdown, Matt may be receptive to pitches providing in-depth analysis or exclusive insights into significant events within the sports industry, particularly those related to NFL, betting trends, and major business developments.
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By: Matt Rybaltowski
DraftKings boldly intends to become a top player in predictions by year's end as the company gears up for an expanded rollout.
By: Matt Rybaltowski
Fairley, a presumed ringleader in the Philadelphia point shaving case, had his plea hearing delayed this week, without a new date.
By: Matt Rybaltowski
A Capitol Hill hearing intended on restoring integrity in sports predictably morphed into a referendum on prediction markets
By: Matt Rybaltowski
The NBA veteran is petitioning a court to adjust the terms of his pre-trial conditions in an attempt to latch on with a new team.
By: Matt Rybaltowski
The veteran NBA guard maintained his innocence at a court appearance this week as he faces additional charges in the complex case.
By: Matt Rybaltowski
Given the escalating costs of hosting a parade, the debate has intensified on if cities can hedge the expense through an event contract.
By: Matt Rybaltowski
While Chauncey Billups' return to Portland has been viewed as remote at best, the team made additional steps with a new hire this week.
By: Matt Rybaltowski
The launch is expected to generate considerable revenue, but analysts question if the exchange will offset large R+D costs in 2026.
By: Matt Rybaltowski
Kerr Kriisa is facing several counts of wire fraud in a harrowing case, but is not facing charges on match fixing as initial reports suggested
By: Matt Rybaltowski
While a rash of match fixing cases have provided a stain on sports integrity, Silver supports federal intervention for risk mitigation.
