BetMGM announced updates to its sports betting app, including a free-to-play NFL survivor pool and a feature that combines same-game parlays. The company said the survivor pool winner will receive $100,000; it also announced 50% live odds boost tokens in states where its NFL team partners play.
The new app features and state-specific odds boosts shape BetMGM’s customer offering.
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Three Louisiana residents filed a proposed class-action lawsuit against DraftKings, FanDuel, Bally’s Baton Rouge and Amelia Belle in Orleans Parish, alleging the operators’ apps inadequately warn users about addiction and use personalisation to keep losing bettors wagering. The complaint alleges violations of state consumer protection laws and the Louisiana Products Liability Act and seeks recovery of plaintiffs’ sportsbook deposits; the defendants had not responded as of the report.
A proposed class-action complaint was filed in the Civil District Court for the Parish of Orleans by three Louisiana residents against DraftKings, FanDuel, Bally's Baton Rouge and Amelia Belle. The suit claims the operators' mobile sports betting apps are defective and do not adequately warn consumers about addiction. Filed on Oct. 22, it asks for a jury trial and for the return of every deposit the plaintiffs made on the online sportsbooks. As of the report, no response to the complaint had been submitted by DraftKings or FanDuel.
DraftKings said it plans to launch a new app later in March that will bring its online sportsbook and prediction markets onto one platform. Chief executive Jason Robins said the experience will differ by jurisdiction, while the company intends to rename DraftKings Sportsbook & Casino as DraftKings Sports & Casino.
DraftKings announced the launch of its DraftKings Sports & Casino app, bringing its sportsbook, casino, fantasy sports, lottery and prediction markets offerings together. The launch was reported on 2 March 2026.
PENN Entertainment will end its ESPN Bet joint venture with Disney and rebrand its existing US sportsbook app as theScore Bet from 1 December, chief executive Jay Snowden said. The company plans to bring the brand to the 19 states and Washington, DC where ESPN Bet operated, as well as Missouri when its market opens.
Bally’s Interactive launched its combined Bally Bet sportsbook and casino app in New Jersey, the company said. The app uses White Hat Gaming’s platform and gives users a shared wallet for sports bets and casino games, according to the report.