Minnesota lawmakers pushed forward a proposal to prohibit prediction markets this week, while a separate effort to authorize online sports betting stalled in committee, highlighting continued divisions over gambling policy in the state.
During a Senate Commerce and Consumer Protection …
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The Philippine gaming sector reported growth in 2025, with gross gaming revenue (GGR) reaching PHP396.14 billion, or $6.6 billion. The figure marked a 6.39 percent increase from PHP372.33 billion in 2024, driven by continued expansion in digital gaming.
Data …
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Alberta has been granted permission to intervene in a Supreme Court of Canada case that will determine whether Ontario can legally connect online poker and daily fantasy sports pools with international players. The move adds another province to a …
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Louisiana lawmakers moved forward this week with a series of bills aimed at tightening restrictions on sweepstakes casinos, advancing measures that would expand enforcement powers and increase penalties tied to online gaming operations.
In a unanimous 98-0 vote on April …
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March Madness 2026 has concluded, with the Michigan Wolverines defeating the Connecticut Huskies 69-63 in the National Championship Final. With wagers now settled across US regulated sportsbooks, Media Troopers has reviewed one of its most active annual periods.
The digital …
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Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger has vetoed legislation that would have legalized electronic skill gaming devices, halting a major effort to expand the state’s gambling framework. The decision reflects ongoing disputes over how Virginia should regulate a gaming sector …
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The crackdown on sweepstakes operators in California and other US jurisdictions is increasingly viewed by tribal leaders and gaming executives as preparation for a broader dispute involving prediction markets. That view emerged during the Indian Gaming Association Tradeshow & …
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Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear has vetoed House Bill 904, a wide-ranging measure covering gambling and horse racing, setting up a likely override as lawmakers return for the final days of the legislative session.
The veto came on the deadline…
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A legal dispute over Ontario’s online gaming strategy has reached the Supreme Court of Canada, as multiple provincial lottery corporations challenge plans to expand peer-to-peer play beyond provincial borders.
Four lottery bodies are now involved after Loto-Québec joined the …
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Casumo’s decision to leave Ontario adds another example of turnover within the province’s regulated online gaming sector, as the operator begins a phased shutdown of its local platform after more than three years of activity.
The company has set a …
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