Alabama lawmakers face a narrowing window to act on proposals that would allow voters to decide on gambling and a state lottery, as the current legislative session approaches its final days without movement on either plan.
With roughly 10 …
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Minnesota lawmakers have introduced another proposal to legalize mobile sports betting, continuing an effort that has stalled for several years as legislators attempt to reach agreement among the state’s gambling stakeholders.
Senate File 4139, introduced by Democratic-Farmer-Labor Sen. …
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Virginia lawmakers continue to examine proposals that could allow online casino gaming in the state, as competing bills advance while several disagreements remain unresolved.
House Bill 161, introduced by Del. Marcus Simon, moved forward in the Senate this …
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Baltimore officials have launched legal action against several sweepstakes casino companies, accusing them of operating illegal online gambling services accessible to residents in the city.
The civil complaint, filed March 4 in the Circuit Court for Baltimore City, names …
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Pragmatic Play has kicked off the seventh season of its Drops & Wins promotion, offering a prize pool exceeding €25 million for the year-long campaign running from 4 March 2026 to 3 March 2027. Since its launch in …
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Mississippi lawmakers ended the 2026 regular session without advancing several proposals that aimed to reshape the state’s gambling industry. Efforts to legalize mobile sports betting and prohibit online sweepstakes casinos collapsed after the measures failed to clear key committees …
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Colorado’s land-based casinos generated $92.1 million in January, marking a 13.9% increase compared to the same month last year. The Colorado Department of Revenue, which reports figures by region rather than individual casinos, confirmed that all three casino markets experienced …
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Xpoint has received approval to provide geolocation services for Massachusetts’ regulated sports betting market, marking a key step in the company’s North American expansion. The vendor licence allows operators in the Bay State to use Xpoint’s geofencing technology, …
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Massachusetts lawmakers are under tight deadlines to decide whether to legalize online casino games, a move that has drawn both industry interest and public health concerns. The state is considering legislation that would permit residents to gamble on digital …
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New Zealand is preparing major changes to its gambling framework, introducing a new online casino licensing regime to curb offshore activity. Regulators are also raising concerns about international wagering tied to local racing.
The Online Casino Gambling Bill,…
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