The Oneida Nation announced it is the first Tribal Nation in the state to successfully amend its gaming compact to allow Wisconsin sports betting at its locations.
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Hartley examines the recent expiration of a DOJ opinion on the Wire Act and wonders why the law is still on the books.
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Louisiana’s implementation of sports betting is being delayed by the absence of a gambling regulatory chief
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The NJ state Senate and General Assembly this past week voted unanimously to approve fixed-odds wagering for horse races.
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The deadline passed Tuesday for when the U.S. Department of Justice could elect to seek a Supreme Court review of a federal appeals court decision regarding the 2018 interpretation of the federal Wire Act.
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The familiar catalysts of rising consumer penetration and increasing state-level legalization could drive the North American online casinos and sports wagering market to $42 billion, according to CFRA Research.
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North Bay tribes are throwing their support behind a state initiative to legalize sports betting at casinos on native lands.
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Aided by more states joining the live and legal party, the US sports betting handle more than doubled from the levels seen prior to the coronavirus pandemic, according to Canaccord Genuity.
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The expansion of sports betting in North Carolina has not seen the expected progress, although supporters of the legislation say there might be an advance in June. Senate Bill 688 (SB 688), which was filed by Senators Jim Perry and Paul Lowe, has been at a standstill since April 8, when it was referred to the Committee on Rules and Operations of the Senate.
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When Wyoming legalized sports betting earlier this year, the proposed launch date for sports betting in the state was fixed as September 1. Betting operators were eager to get their betting licenses in Wyoming and be prepared to launch before the start of the NFL season.
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The Wyoming Gaming Commission (WGC) met on Tuesday to agree on the rules and regulations for the regulated sports betting market in the state. The draft will be submitted to Governor Mark Gordon for his approval. However, the 45-day public window for comments and opinions on the draft will open, having a final version become official by the end of July.
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