PropSwap and Bally Bet have entered a partnership covering Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Biloxi and Bally’s Vicksburg in Mississippi, which began on 27 March. Bally Bet becomes PropSwap’s preferred sportsbook in the state under the agreement.
The agreement makes Bally Bet PropSwap’s preferred sportsbook across two Mississippi venues.
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SportsGrid is seeking a buyer, citing Front Office Sports. The reported sale effort follows several years of falling revenue and the loss of major sportsbook partnerships.
SportsGrid, a 24-hour sports wagering media network, is reportedly seeking a buyer and is working with investment bank Telos Advisors on a potential sale, according to Front Office Sports. The company has been in discussions with prospective buyers for several months, and one potential leading bidder has emerged, an unidentified source told the publication. The identity of the interested party has not been disclosed.
Fanatics Sportsbook has secured a multi-year, non-exclusive sports betting partnership with the NFL, reportedly ahead of an expected announcement before the season opener. The agreement includes NFL media inventory, hospitality benefits and use of league and team intellectual property; financial terms were not disclosed.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission awarded Bally Bet a full five-year Category 3 sports wagering operator licence on 17 April 2026. Bally Bet received its operations certificate and opened to the public on 1 July 2024; the licence is not tied to a Category 1 or 2 operator licence.
New York sports bettors wagered more than $2.4bn in September, up 5% from September 2025, according to the New York State Gaming Commission. Handle for the first six months of the state's 2026/2027 fiscal year reached nearly $12.6bn, up 6.9% year on year, while sportsbook revenue fell 5.8% to $1.1bn. Prediction-market platforms dispute the gaming industry's claim that their trading diverts business from state-regulated sportsbooks.
New York sports bettors wagered more than $2.4bn in September, the New York State Gaming Commission reported. That was 5% more than in September 2025, an increase of nearly $114m in wagers.
New York’s eight online sportsbooks generated $63.3 million in gross revenue from $615.1 million in wagers in the week ending 18 October, the New York State Gaming Commission reported. The 10.3% hold was the highest since the week ending 16 August, while revenue rose 21.4% week on week.
New York's eight online sportsbooks kept $63.3m in gross revenue from a $615.1m handle in the week ending 18 October, the New York State Gaming Commission reported. The 10.3% win rate was the highest since the week ending 16 August. Gross revenue rose 21.4% week on week, the first time online sportsbooks cleared $60m since the World Cup ended in mid-July.