Polymarket, which gained recognition as a leading prediction platform after its 2020 debut, resumed US operations in late 2025 following a period of suspension. The platform had restricted access to American users in 2022 after federal charges, returning under …
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The Missouri Gaming Commission has voted unanimously to reject a request from the NCAA that sought to prohibit proposition bets involving individual college athletes. The decision followed a brief review period triggered by a formal letter sent to the commission …
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An Indiana proposal that would have allowed the Hoosier Lottery to sell tickets online and offer digital instant games will not move forward this legislative session, after lawmakers concluded the measure lacked sufficient support.
House Bill 1078 advanced out of …
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Google is set to enforce stricter standards for gambling advertisers on its platform starting March 23, 2026. The updated Gambling and Games policy introduces new certification requirements designed to ensure that advertising accounts operate legitimately, comply with existing rules, and …
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Illinois recorded a sharp decline in legal sports betting activity following the introduction of a per-wager tax, according to figures released by the Illinois Gaming Board. The data shows a noticeable reduction in the number of bets placed since …
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Missouri regulators are preparing to decide Thursday whether to restrict certain college sports wagering options, a move that could reshape the state’s newly launched betting market. The Missouri Gaming Commission will vote on whether to prohibit individual player prop …
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Michigan’s regulated online gambling market closed 2025 with record-setting results, as combined internet casino and sports betting revenue reached $3.8 billion for the year. Data released by state regulators shows that growth in online casino play drove much of the …
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Indiana lawmakers have moved a step closer to banning online sweepstakes casinos, as a House committee unanimously approved legislation aimed at closing what regulators describe as a long-standing enforcement gap. The proposal places Indiana among a growing number of states …
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Tennessee is taking formal steps to stop the growth of online sweepstakes casinos. House Bill 1885, introduced by Rep. Scott Cepicky, aims to make clear that these platforms are illegal forms of gambling disguised as free-to-play entertainment.
The bill …
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As Maine moves toward expanding its regulated online gambling market, lawmakers are debating whether new consumer protections should accompany that growth. A proposal initially focused on sports betting payments has renewed discussion around how players will fund wagers once …
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