Sports Betting

Louisiana ranks among the top 10 most gambling-addicted states in America. A new WalletHub study reveals why the Bayou State’s betting culture is raising red flags.

Supporters believe it could bring in billions of dollars and create jobs, while opponents worry about the negative effects, like addiction and crime. In the 2023 session, a bill to allow casinos came close to passing but ultimately failed. Now, according to a story from KHOU, the issue is back on the table for 2025.

If you're playing "squares" for the big game on Sunday, these are the numbers one Louisiana gambler swears will make you a winner.

It's official: Later this week, you'll be able to bet on your favorite sports from the comfort of your own couch!

After months of waiting, some reports now say that mobile sports betting in Louisiana could finally be here.

Margaritaville Resort Casino in Bossier City has announced that starting Friday (11/12/21) sports betting will kick off at 2 in the afternoon.

By now you've probably heard that a local casino was approved late last week for in-person sports betting here in Shreveport-Bossier, but what was the first bet?

Many people around the state were expecting a big announcement this weekend. Here's why that won't happen.

The first legal sports wager in Louisiana was a seven-team parlay and it was placed by former Saints standout Joe Horn.

After years and years of Louisianians hoping to bet on sports legally, we're not just a couple of months away!

Sports betting continues to grow in our state as the Louisiana House has approved a bill legalizing sports betting in bars and restaurants.

Last week's election gave Louisiana a big win. The legalization of sports betting in our state was long, long overdue.