Pennsylvania Study Recommends Ending Live Betting to Reduce Gambling Harm
The study proposes several changes to reduce problem gambling across the state.
Tribe and State Interests Align In The Fight Against Prediction Markets, Says UNLV Law Professor Danielle Finn
UNLV law professor Danielle Finn says tribal and state gaming interests, usually at odds, are now aligned against prediction markets — with over 20 lawsuits alleging violations of federal Indian gaming law and billions in lost tax revenue at stake.
Arizona Issues Cease-and-Desist Orders to Five Online Gambling Operators
State officials continue expanding their enforcement efforts against unlicensed online gambling.
Judge Denies Kalshi's Bid to Block New York Gambling Enforcement
Kalshi has appealed after a federal judge refused to halt New York's enforcement efforts.
Ex-New Hampshire Senator, Casino Owner Pleads Guilty to Stealing $250,000
Although prosecutors and the judge seemed to support the one-year, one-day length, sentencing will not be determined until an upcoming hearing.
North Carolina Budget Adds Tax on Prediction Markets
The state's latest budget includes new taxes for both sportsbooks and prediction market operators.
California Judge Rules Against State Limitation on Cardrooms
A successful installment of the protocols would’ve resulted in cardrooms losing their right to offer blackjack-style games and limited other options.
Alberta Adds More Gaming Operators Ahead of July 13 Launch
The province's list of approved online gaming operators continues to expand before launch.
Indiana and Maine Sweepstakes Casino Bans Take Effect This Month
Two new state laws are reshaping the sweepstakes casino landscape this month.
Nebraska Group Submits Signatures to Put Online Sports Betting on Ballot
The campaign seeks to legalize online sports betting through a statewide ballot measure.