Industry Expertise
Cole has worked in the industry since he was a fresh college grad in 2014. He started at Scientific Games, a lottery and casino supplier, before going freelance in 2020.
Cole Rush
Contributing Writer
Editorial Background
Cole's experience spans dozens of publications, including in-depth interviews and features for iGaming Business and Global Gaming Business. He has written hundreds of casino and gambling platform reviews for numerous sites like GamingToday, PlayUSA, and others.
Awards & Achievements
Cole has never won an award, but that means he also hasn't lost one. Huge! His claim to fame? A 2022 appearance on "Password," a game show starring Jimmy Fallon and Keke Palmer. Cole is also one of the voices in the chorus you hear during the bonus round of the Heidi's Bier Haus slot game.
Personal Interests
Reading fantasy books, playing pickleball, but over anything else, spending time with his daughter.
Posts by Cole Rush
PrizePicks Appoints New Chief People Officer and Senior Director of Responsible Gaming
PrizePicks announces two significant hires to their management staff, including a Chief People Officer and director for responsible gaming.
NIL Messaging Strategies: Filling Big Gaps Could Unlock New Opportunities
Name, Image, and Likeness. Collectively known as "NIL," these three words have a lot of pull in the sports community lately.
Delaware Online Sports Betting Market Could Expand
A new bill could expand Delaware's sports betting market to include up to six sportsbooks. HB 365 is before the 152nd General Assembly.
Five Star Fans Lets College Sports Fans Support Prospective Players in a New Way
Fans of college sports teams can buy and send "likes" as a crowdsourcing opportunity to win over top player prospects.
BetMGM: March Madness Betting Outperformed Super Bowl 58
BetMGM said "nearly 4x as many bets" were placed across March Madness as were processed for Super Bowl 58.
Spanish Tennis Player Aaron Cortes Gets 15-Year Ban for Match-Fixing
Tennis player Aaron Cortes has been suspended for 15 years. Cortes admitted to 35 violations of the Tennis Anti-Corruption Program.
