Tennessee’s sports betting market experienced notable year-on-year growth in April 2025, with the gross handle climbing 21.7% compared to the same month last year. However, the total failed to match the state’s performance in March, reflecting a predictable seasonal dip.…
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Merkur Group is officially back in the U.S. game. After a decades-long absence, the German gaming giant has secured regulatory clearance from the Nevada Gaming Commission, allowing it to manufacture and distribute its products within the state. With this …
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Montana has taken a decisive stance against online sweepstakes gambling, becoming the first state to implement a full ban on such platforms. Signed into law by Governor Greg Gianforte, Senate Bill 555 introduces sweeping restrictions on digital wagering,…
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In the high-stakes world of online gaming, every click, deposit, and payout must be seamless. But despite major investments in user acquisition, many operators still grapple with one persistent and costly issue: broken payments. According to fintech innovator PayNearMe, …
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The Tennessee Sports Wagering Council (SWC) has issued a cease and desist order to offshore sportsbook BetOnline, directing the operator to stop accepting bets in the state by June 16. The Panama-based company is accused of violating the Tennessee …
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The Wyoming Gaming Commission has issued a firm warning to the public about a rising tide of unregulated online gambling platforms offering services illegally within the state. These sites, often presenting casino-style games like slots and poker, are not authorized …
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Massachusetts casinos and sportsbooks recorded robust revenue figures in April 2025, as the state continues to see year-over-year growth in its legal gambling industry. According to newly released data from the Massachusetts Gaming Commission (MGC), the month produced approximately $102.12 …
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Michigan’s online gambling industry posted solid numbers in April, with iGaming and internet sports betting combining for $290.7 million in gross receipts. While this marked a slight 0.9% decline from March’s record-setting total, the figures still reflect a strong performance …
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Texas is on the verge of a dramatic transformation in how it runs its state lottery. Senate Bill 3070, which passed the Senate unanimously and advanced through the House State Affairs Committee by a 10-4 vote, proposes dismantling the …
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In a significant move affecting sportsbook operators, Maryland has enacted a higher tax rate on online sports betting revenue. Governor Wes Moore signed House Bill 352 into law, finalizing a rate increase from 15% to 20%. The measure is part …
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