Articles Tagged: sports betting

Twelve states, including two of Iowa’s neighbors, outlaw gambling on sports

The administrator of the Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission will resign after 20 years with the agency that regulates casinos and sports betting in Iowa.

The NCAA amended its sports wagering reinstatement guidelines, but not in the way many Iowa Hawkeye fans were hoping.

Meantime, the Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission director sympathized with a student-athlete charged with illegal betting, according to a new court document.

Iowa defensive lineman Noah Shannon might have a path to playing college football again after all.

Story County prosecutors asked a judge to dismiss a misdemeanor charge for an Iowa State football player because they missed indictment deadline.

A former Cyclones basketball player that didn’t play last season because of an Achilles injury pleaded Tuesday to underage gambling. He is the 10th student-athlete to plead to the lesser charge in the state probe of illegal gambling.

One former UI basketball player and two former football players each plead to a lesser charge of underage gambling. They must pay $645 fine.

Former Hawkeye receiver, Arland Bruce IV, pleaded guilty Friday to the lesser charge of underage gambling. He faces up to a $645 fine.

The NCAA has denied Iowa defensive lineman Noah Shannon’s appeal of his yearlong suspension for sports wagering, Kirk Ferentz said Tuesday.

The five current and former Iowa and Iowa State athletes have pleaded guilty to underage betting, which carries only a fine and no jail time.

A current Iowa State wrestler and former football player have been charged with Class D felony identity theft; both men have pleaded not guilty.

The CEO of U.S. Integrity says ‘bad actors’ must be caught and removed, but often improper or illegal sports bets by athletes are due to misunderstanding of rules and laws.

As a die-hard Iowa State Cyclone fan of over three decades, I’m accustomed to two things: Frequent heartache, and occasional …

The CEO of a prominent, national sports betting integrity company says Iowa skipped some steps normally taken by other states that leaves blind spots, unanswered questions.