The Arizona Department of Gaming (ADG) has warned licensed fantasy and sports betting operators that involvement with unregulated prediction markets—even outside of Arizona—could jeopardize their licenses.
In a letter sent on September 15, ADG Director Jackie Johnson stressed …
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Michigan’s regulated internet gaming and sports betting industry saw a significant boost in August 2025, bringing in a combined $312.54 million in gross receipts. According to the Michigan Gaming Control Board (MGCB), this figure represents a 9.8% increase over …
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In a bold leap forward for U.S. online poker, Caesars Entertainment has launched the 2025 WSOP Online Fall Series with a major shift in format: for the first time, players from Nevada, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Michigan will compete in …
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In a significant shift within the social gaming advocacy landscape, the Social and Promotional Gaming Association (SPGA) has ceased to operate as an independent organization, merging with the Social Gaming Leadership Alliance (SGLA). The consolidation comes at a critical …
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With Missouri’s sports betting launch date fast approaching, the Missouri Gaming Commission (MGC) is grappling with a flood of applications. A total of 1,113 submissions have been filed by operators, vendors, suppliers, and key personnel as the state eyes a …
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New Jersey regulators are pushing to replace voluntary responsible gambling guidelines with mandatory rules designed to better protect players in online casinos and sportsbooks. The Division of Gaming Enforcement (DGE) unveiled draft regulations this week that would require operators to …
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Light & Wonder’s hit title Huff N’ More Puff has once again claimed the top spot in online casino visibility rankings across U.S. regulated markets, according to new data from PlayAIO. The insights, powered by the firm’s Rank IQ …
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Robinhood has filed a federal lawsuit against the Massachusetts Gaming Commission (MGC) and Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell, aiming to stop the state from interfering in its trading of sports-related event contracts. Filed on September 15 in the U.S. …
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As the football season kicks off, U.S. Senators Catherine Cortez Masto (D-Nev.) and Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-Miss.) have revived bipartisan legislation designed to support legal sports betting operations across the country. The Withdrawing Arduous Gaming Excise Rates (WAGER) Act would eliminate …
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Digital sports media company Better Collective has introduced Playbook, a new AI-powered betting tool aimed at reshaping how fans engage with sports wagering. Officially launched in the U.S. on September 3—just ahead of the NFL season – Playbook is …
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