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Sunshine, Strategy, and Handshakes: Reflections on SBC Summit Americas 2026

Sunshine, Strategy, and Handshakes: Reflections on SBC Summit Americas 2026

June 23, 2026

Sunshine, Strategy, and Handshakes: Reflections on SBC Summit Americas 2026

By: Amanda Holi

There is something irreplaceable about the energy of a live industry event, and this year’s SBC Summit Americas in Fort Lauderdale delivered. From June 9–11, the Broward County Convention Center became the epicenter of the gaming, sports wagering, and iGaming worlds. While the South Florida sunshine was a welcome backdrop, the real heat was inside the convention center, where industry professionals gathered to discuss everything from shifting multi-jurisdictional regulations to prediction markets. Here are my biggest takeaways from a busy, incredibly productive two days by the coast. The Power of “In-Person” We live and work in a digital-first world—which is fantastic for efficiency—but nothing beats the feeling of a face-to-face connection. For me, the highlight of the trip was the…

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Lessons from the Restructuring of an Online Sports Betting Company

June 12, 2026

Lessons from the Restructuring of an Online Sports Betting Company

By: George Calhoun

The U.S. has seen numerous casino bankruptcies, including, most recently, Maverick Gaming in July 2025. What it has not seen, until now, is the bankruptcy of an online sportsbook. Previously, when companies exited a state, they cut deals with as many creditors as possible and just left the state (or the United States). Examples of this in recent years include Betfred, Betway, Unibet, and in…

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CFTC Predicting Litigation Success over Multiple States

June 8, 2026

CFTC Predicting Litigation Success over Multiple States

By: John Mikuta

Through recent litigation actions, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (“CFTC”) continues to stake out an aggressive position in the fight over who has the authority to regulate prediction markets. On May 18, 2026, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz signed into law SF 4760, an omnibus public safety bill that made it a felony to operate or assist in operating a prediction market.[1]  The next day, the…

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Sprint Gets a Wallop of a Reminder – Company-Specific Do Not Call Lists Still Matter – $7.5 Million Record Do Not Call Consent Decree

May 20, 2014

Sprint Gets a Wallop of a Reminder – Company-Specific Do Not Call Lists Still Matter – $7.5 Million Record Do Not Call Consent Decree

By: Michelle Cohen

Yesterday, the Federal Communications Commission (“FCC”) announced a consent decree with Sprint Corporation for federal do not call violations. Specifically, under the terms of the agreement, Sprint will make a $7.5 million “voluntary contribution” to the United States Treasury. This payment represents the largest do not call settlement reached by the FCC. Sprint also agreed to various ongoing compliance initiatives, including enhanced training and reporting…

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TCPA Plaintiff Loses—Express Consent Given to Health Insurance Plan Trumps Claim

May 19, 2014

TCPA Plaintiff Loses—Express Consent Given to Health Insurance Plan Trumps Claim

By: Michelle Cohen

In a recent case in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri, the district court held that the plaintiff’s Telephone Consumer Protection Act (“TCPA”) claim should be dismissed. The court ruled that the plaintiff gave prior express consent when she agreed to the terms of her health insurance plan, which stated that the company could share her number with other businesses who…

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New York to Cash In with its Online Poker Bill

May 16, 2014

New York to Cash In with its Online Poker Bill

By: Ifrah Law

Introduced as “S 6913” on March 29, 2014, New York’s online poker bill will allow for poker only, both cash and tournament play. The bill allows New York to enter into liquidity-sharing arrangements with other states. As of now, the bill authorizes 10 online poker licenses that are good for 10 years. The licensing fee is $10 million and the tax rate is 15% of…

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State of Opportunity

May 16, 2014

State of Opportunity

By: Ifrah Law

Online gambiling is up and running in New Jersey and it’s off to a strong start, providing a welcome shot in the arm for ailing Atlantic City. Lawyer Sarah Coffey offers some early analysis. Gambling-Insider-State-of-Opportunity

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The Law According to NJ

May 16, 2014

The Law According to NJ

By: Ifrah Law

Jeff Ifrah and Sarah Coffey of Ifrah Law explain everything you need to know about the New Jersey iGaming regulations. Gaming-Intelligence-The-Law-According-to-NJ

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Sunshine, Strategy, and Handshakes: Reflections on SBC Summit Americas 2026

Sunshine, Strategy, and Handshakes: Reflections on SBC Summit Americas 2026
By: Amanda Holi

Lessons from the Restructuring of an Online Sports Betting Company

Lessons from the Restructuring of an Online Sports Betting Company
By: George Calhoun

CFTC Predicting Litigation Success over Multiple States

CFTC Predicting Litigation Success over Multiple States
By: John Mikuta

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