sports betting

The Massachusetts Gaming Commission says bettors in Massachusetts gambled $411.8 million on sporting events in July.

Massachusetts has gone full-tilt into gaming, and residents are embracing the opportunity to spend their hard-earned money betting.

The former dog track in Raynham is working hard to keep its sports betting license application alive as it addresses concerns about its suitability.

Now that we have legalized sports betting in Massachusetts, the time has come to talk about wagering on the Boston Marathon.

In-person sports betting in Boston is now legal and Chad Ochocinco wants to celebrate with you. He's putting up the money, too. Read more here.

Raynham Park, the former greyhound racing facility, is partnering with Caesars to become the home of one of the country’s largest sportsbooks.

Massachusetts should show support for its casinos by allowing sports betting, because our residents are traveling outside the state to bet on sports already.

Massachusetts lawmakers could use legalized sports betting as the ace up their sleeve to bring more revenue into the Commonwealth.

People from Massachusetts are pouring into neighboring states to bet on sports. Why let them spend their money in other states when they can do it here?

Massachusetts lawmakers have punted on legislation that would have allowed for sports betting and could have brought a casino to our area.