The Action Network, a strategic initiative from Better Collective, continues the in-depth reporting and industry coverage that Sports Handle was known for. From Missouri ballot measures to online harassment and everything in between, here are some highlights from our daily coverage:
Caesars is installing 53 sports betting kiosks throughout Washington, D.C., in a partnership with the District’s Office of Lottery and Gaming. These kiosks will accept cash deposits and wagers, replacing the often-criticized GambetDC. Full story here.
A Missouri judge dismissed a lawsuit challenging a ballot initiative to legalize sports betting, ensuring it will appear on the state’s Nov. 5 ballot. Meanwhile, Circa Sports is offering record-setting prize money for its NFL prediction contests. Full story here.
Loserball is a new fantasy football contest that embraces the concept of picking teams that “suck.” Founder Jonathan Gruber explains the rules of this free-to-play game where the lowest score wins. Full story here.
The Roommates Show Block Party in Central Park drew NFL fans away from traditional sportsbooks on the first Saturday of the season. Knicks star Jalen Brunson made a playful wager with comedian Jon Stewart in a fun-filled event. Full story here.
French tennis player Alice Tubello faced online harassment from disgruntled sports bettors after a tournament loss in Peru. She has filed a complaint with Paris prosecutors. Full story here.
Signify’s partnership with EPIC Global Solutions aims to prevent gambling-harm and online harassment before it escalates. Full story here.
From D.C. kiosks to the Missouri ballot, and from a fantasy football contest to a party in Central Park, the world of sports betting is always evolving. Stay updated with the latest news and trends on the Action Network.
