In the wake of several states shutting down sweepstakes casinos, Hartley examines why are only a handful of states are currently offering licensed and regulated online casino gambling.
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Attempts to present a state constitutional amendment to the electorate in Georgia were unsuccessful on Thursday, as both the amendment and a bill detailing its specifics did not advance to a vote in the state legislature.
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After just one year, Vermont may be looking to roll back sports betting in the state.
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A 2024 Missouri ballot initiative ushered in sports betting in the state and now sportsbooks are gearing up for a June launch.
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With almost no path to profitability, smaller online sportsbooks with a limited reach or cleintele are leaving the U.S., for good.
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Sweepstakes casinos are becoming big business and have attracted the attention of gaming regulators
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Massachusetts Superior Court upholds lawsuit filed by the Public Health Advocacy Institute against the operator over false advertising claims concerning a sign-up offer
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Sports gamblers in Washington woke up Tuesday to find that their lone mobile option was not operational.
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First online poker, now sports betting, are being delayed in California by Native American interests.
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Laws aimed at eliminating credit cards for online gambling deposits are on the rise to combat problem gambling, despite better ways to help addicted gamblers.
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Last week the Maine House of Representatives pulled the plug on a bill that would have legalized online casino gambling in the state.
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Hartley examines how lottery payouts in the U.S. are different than the rest of the world, due to big tax bills that come with big winnings.
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