Casino Industry Legal News & Legislation

By: Grant MitchellNew Jersey Presents Multiple Responsible Gaming Bills, Tax Hike Proposal
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By: Richard JanvrinPennsylvania Police Shut Down Alleged Illegal Gambling Operation
Pennsylvania police uncovered an alleged illegal gambling operation tied to a Queen of Hearts game.

By: Richard JanvrinIowa Expands Powers To Crack Down on "Illegal Sweepstakes" Gambling
Iowa regulators can now issue cease-and-desist orders against illegal gambling operators statewide.

By: Richard JanvrinNew Mexico Pueblos File Lawsuit Against Kalshi, Allege Violating Tribal Gaming Laws
New Mexico tribes claim Kalshi’s prediction markets violate tribal gaming sovereignty and federal law.

By: Richard JanvrinWyoming Gambling Task Force Renewed To Pursue and Refine Gambling Legislation
Wyoming lawmakers are continuing efforts to address illegal gambling and update state gaming laws.

By: Richard JanvrinTexas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby Seeking Expedited NCAA Eligibility Decision
Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby remains under investigation for alleged gambling violations.

By: Grant MitchellOklahoma Congress Overrides Gov.’s Anti-Sweepstakes Casino Veto
Anyone who is found guilty of conducting or facilitating online sweepstakes casino business may be punished with Class 2 felony charges.

By: Richard JanvrinDana White Urges Donald Trump To Reverse Gambling Tax Provision
Dana White is urging President Donald Trump to reverse a controversial gambling tax deduction cap.

By: Grant MitchellOklahoma Gov. Surprisingly Vetoes Proposed Sweepstakes Casino Ban
Anyone found guilty of conducting or facilitating operations would have been punishable with Class 2 felony offense charges, including fines and up to 30 days in jail.

By: Lucas DunnIndonesia Arrests 321 in Jakarta Gambling Raid
Indonesian police arrested 321 foreign nationals in a Jakarta raid targeting over 70 illegal online gambling sites, seizing cash, devices, and immigration documents.