Gambling / Sports Wagering

Deadwood casinos recorded their first million-dollar month for sports betting since voters decided to allow sports wagering in 2021.

Sports wagering has been a hit for South Dakota casinos. As profits rise, the standards governing the business continue to evolve.

SDPB's Business and Economic Development reporter joins us for a look at the future of sports betting in the state.

Members of the Deadwood Gaming Association are split on whether it's a good idea to expand sports betting statewide.

South Dakota voters might be able to legalize mobile and internet-based sports betting across the state, not just in Deadwood casinos.

Gov. Kristi Noem took aim at several targets during her recent State of the State address, and she reserved some of her sharpest criticism for a surprising topic.

South Dakota broke records when people bet more than $1.4 billion in Deadwood and spent more than $1 billion on lotteries last year.

State regulators are alleging five violations of gambling laws during the first three months of sports betting in Deadwood.

Deadwood sports betting kicked off with $443,365 in bets over a 22-day period. 92% of bets were on NFL and NCAA football games.

Sports betting is now available in Deadwood