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Gambling News
Friday September 25, 2026 (4:08 pm EDT)
Massachusetts Is Investigating Gambling Companies’ Use of A.I.
In response to a New York Times report on DraftKings, the state’s gaming commission said it would evaluate how each company deployed the technology.
UFC
UFC 332 Fight Odds - Full Card
Friday September 25, 2026 (11:17 am EDT)
Wang Cong +175
Natalia Silva -210
Payton Talbott -700
Deiveson Figueiredo +505
Esteban Ribovics -310
King Green +250
Roberto Soldic -300
Khaos Williams +245
Roman Kopylov +165
Ateba Gautier -190
Alden Coria +135
Imanol Rodriguez -155
Andrey Pulyaev +385
Damian Pinas -500
Benardo Sopaj +145
Marcus McGhee -165
Mick Parkin +120
Johnny Walker -140
Alexander Hernandez -220
Rafael Dos Anjos +185
Ismail Naurdiev -135
Marvin Vettori +115
Eric Nolan -275
Court McGee +225
Gambling Crime
$24M: Florida Slots Owner Fights Against RICO and ML Charges
Friday September 25, 2026 (11:10 am EDT)
The owner of a Florida slots parlor accused of a $24 million illegal gambling operation wants a judge to dismiss some of the charges. Her attorneys argue prosecutors have presented one gambling operation as an organized crime case. The defense is also questioning whether authorities can prove that gambling proceeds were concealed. (source: Gambling News)
Gambling News
Malta Firms Tied to ‘Illegal’ German Gambling After Hacked MGA Documents Exposed
Friday September 25, 2026 (10:57 am EDT)
Several Malta-based gambling companies have been linked to alleged “illegal” betting activities in Germany, according to an investigation by international media based on gaming regulator documents accessed earlier this year. The findings centre on Platincasino, described by the outlets as the “largest illegal casino in Germany”. Read More From the Malta Times Here
Politics (Alabama)
Furry Fury in Alabama With Jones Still a Massive Underdog as Tuberville Goes After Airline Pilots?
Friday September 25, 2026 (10:57 am EDT)
The Alabama governor's race just got really weird with GOP candidate Tommy Tuberville claiming there is a kabul of furries flying for our airlines and Democratic candidate Doug Jones offending Auburn fans after posting a pic of Aubie and equating him to a furry. Tuberville remains a pretty out-of-reach favorite to win for now.
Gambling News
Iowa Athletes Busted for Betting Take Illegal Search Claims to Eighth Circuit
Friday September 25, 2026 (10:57 am EDT)
The lower court found the investigators' warrantless sweep violated the athletes' Fourth Amendment rights, but dismissed the case anyway after finding the officers were entitled to qualified immunity. Twenty-seven current and former athletes at two Iowa universities and a community college sued state law enforcement officers investigating possible sports wagering violations using “geofencing” technology to track when sports betting apps were opened or used in or near athletic facilities.
Casino Tampa
Seminole Hard Rock Tampa Will Switch to Temporary Smoke-Free Casino Friday
Friday September 25, 2026 (10:57 am EDT)
A new temporary “smoke-free experience” is coming to Tampa’s Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino as renovations begin in the casino. The temporary gaming space, called the Hard Rock Event Center Casino, officially opens Friday, Sept. 25. It features 682 new slot machines and 34 table games including the uber popular Dragon Link slot, Blackjack, Ultimate Texas Hold’em, Three Card Poker, Mississippi Stud, and Roulette.
Prediction Markets
Polymarket Sued By New York AG
Friday September 25, 2026 (10:57 am EDT)
Governor Kathy Hochul and New York Attorney General Letitia James today announced a lawsuit against QCX LLC d/b/a Polymarket US (Polymarket) for running an illegal gambling operation in New York through its prediction market platform. Polymarket launched in the United States in December 2025 as a service that allowed users to bet money on the outcome of sporting events, promising users “sports — followed by markets on everything.” An investigation by the Office of the Attorney General (OAG) found that Polymarket’s prediction market is an illegal, unlicensed gambling operation that exposes New Yorkers — including those under the legal gambling age of 21 — to serious personal and financial risk. The lawsuit is seeking a court order stopping Polymarket from operating as an unlicensed gambling business and requiring the company to pay fines, forfeit all illegal gains and pay restitution to users. “I will always stand up for New Yorkers when bad corporate actors prey on consumers and threaten tax dollars that fund schools and critical public services,” Governor Hochul said. “By running an unlicensed gambling operation, Polymarket has done more than just knowingly violate state law, they have put New Yorkers at risk, especially those underage who are most vulnerable to problem gaming. Nobody is above the law in our state, and working with Attorney General James, we are fighting to protect New Yorkers and put this illegal operation to an end.” Attorney General Letitia James said, “Our gambling laws exist to protect New Yorkers, prevent the potential harms of problem gambling, and ensure funding for educational and public benefit programs. By skirting New York’s laws, Polymarket is targeting the most vulnerable and depriving New York families of critical services and support. My office will never hesitate to take action to defend our laws and keep New Yorkers safe.”
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