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A West Virginia gambler filed a proposed class action in Massachusetts federal court alleging DraftKings used AI to identify and target vulnerable users with gambling promotions.
West Virginia allows legal online casino play, but a new explainer says PlayStation consoles still cannot access licensed real-money casino apps because of storefront, compliance, and state-by-state licensing limits.
West Virginia’s online casino market brought in $40.9 million in August 2026, the state’s second-highest total on record, with Wheeling reporting revenue for the first time.
The Better Business Bureau is warning bettors about fake apps, bogus pick sellers, and unlicensed gambling sites after complaints that included a report from West Virginia.
Caesars shareholders approved Fertitta’s $31-per-share buyout offer, though the transaction still faces regulatory approvals before closing.
Nineteen jurisdictions reported $5.76 billion in August handle, while several major sports betting markets posted declines.
