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The Supreme Court has cleared the way for states to legalize betting on sports, breaking a longtime ban and creating a potential financial boon for states and the gambling industry

An oddsmaker at one Las Vegas resort sees little chance that betting in other states will siphon business away from Las Vegas

Casino operator MGM Resorts International does not expect the U.S. Supreme Court's decision on sports betting to have a negative impact on the Las Vegas market

Longtime sports broadcaster Brent Musburger says prohibition didn't work with liquor and prohibition didn't work for sports betting

Casino giant Caesars Entertainment says it will expand its sports wagering business to states where it says secure and responsible gambling is legalized

The National Council on Problem Gambling says the high court ruling offers the largest potential expansion of gambling in U.S. history.

The chairman of the Senate Finance Committee says he'll propose legislation that would establish standards for sports betting that will uphold the integrity of the game, protect consumers and safeguard against underage gambling

A New Jersey horse track says it plans to start taking bets within two weeks "unless someone stops us."

A gambling market researcher says the market for legal sports betting could be more than $57 billion nationwide

The NFL plans to ask Congress "to enact a core regulatory framework for legalized sports betting" following the Supreme Court's ruling that would allow sports wagers in most states