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By: Richard JanvrinMotorsport Australia Extends Next Level Racing Esports Deal For 2026
Partnered since 2023, Next Level Racing and Motorsport Australia extend their partnership for 2026.

By: Lucas DunnGrand Prix Plaza Reopens Las Vegas Formula One Circuit for Fans
The revamped Grand Prix Plaza now features a karting track on the Las Vegas Strip Circuit, offering fans a unique F1 experience all year round.

By: Michael SavioNCPG Announces New Toll-Free Problem Gambling Hotline
The NCPG has announced the launch of its new 1-800-MY-RESET nationwide problem gambling hotline. The new resources will replace the non-profit’s former 1-800-GAMBLER number, which another problem gambling group in New Jersey now operates.

By: Michael SavioOhio Governor DeWine: Sports Betting Was My Biggest Mistake
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine believes his biggest mistake was legalizing sports betting, citing the rise in problem gambling and betting scandals in the state. He also called for a crackdown on sportsbooks' advertising, which he links to the rise in addiction.

By: Lucas DunnLas Vegas Strip Struggles as Nevada’s Gaming Revenue Dips Slightly
Despite a significant gaming revenue decline on the Vegas Strip in December 2025, regions like Downtown Las Vegas and Laughlin reported notable growth.

By: Grant MitchellVirginia Senate Subcommittee Approves Online Casino Bill After Voting “No” Last Week
The next step for the bill is the Senate Finance and Appropriations Committee. If it passes their vote, it will advance to a hearing on the Senate floor.

By: Richard JanvrinEsports World Cup Foundation Commits $45M to New Esports Nations Cup
A $20 million prize pool has been announced for the inaugural Esports Nations Cup.

By: Grant MitchellMaine Casino Files Lawsuit Over “Racist” Tribal iGaming Launch
NOW: The casino is taking issue with the Maine Gambling Control Unit’s decision to allow the Wabanaki Nations the exclusive right to operate iGaming.

By: Grant MitchellDetroit Mother Free After Children Died In Casino Parking Garage
The decision, announced on Wednesday, came after the Wayne County Prosecutor concluded there was insufficient evidence for charges to be presented.

By: Michael SavioMissouri Sports Betting Market to Allow College Player Props
The Missouri Gaming Commission announced it is rejecting the NCAA's request to ban college player props in its new regulated sports betting market. The regulator cited a lack of evidence on the risk of the bet type for its decision.