The lawsuit alleges that Miomni Gaming and Michael Venner, its chief executive officer, fraudulently misrepresented its ownership of a key part of the BetLucky sports wagering platform, and breached the joint-venture contract.
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After months of negotiations, a bipartisan deal on sports gambling was introduced in the Colorado House on Thursday afternoon.
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Indiana House Speaker Brian Bosma is recusing himself from votes on legislation that would make some of the biggest changes to Indiana's casino laws in a generation. The reason: a potentially lucrative contract arranged by a casino owner.
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According to top staff at the American Gaming Association (AGA), the projections used by Governor Gina Raimondo’s administration were fundamentally flawed and that Rhode Island misunderstood and used incorrect data from a study.
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Ohio’s lawmakers will spend the coming months debating the future and shape of sports betting in the state.One of the proposals would put sports betting in the hands of the state’s commission that oversees casinos. Another plan calls for putting the lottery commission in charge.
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According to WV Metro News, West Virginia Lottery Director John Myers is targeting a February 2021 launch of online casino gambling. That would be a span of 22 months from law to launch.
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A proposed gambling agreement between the state and the Seminole Tribe might be a long shot, but the legal wrangling has already begun.
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Ohio lawmakers have been considering legalizing sports betting ever since the U.S. Supreme Court ruled last year that states are allowed to do that. But there are two very different ideas on how to make that happen.
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Native American Casinos with Class III gaming in place may soon be allowed to permit sports betting in North Carolina after Bill 154 was passed this week in the State’s Senate.
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Groups that want to legalize casino gambling in Nebraska are reviving a petition drive that seeks to put the issue before voters next year.
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Whether or not Tennessee will actually find a way to approve sports gambling is getting more difficult to predict. There has been some progress on a sports gambling bill, but that same bill has also found itself sliding back downhill at times, as well
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A consultant Gov. John Bel Edwards’ administration hired says Louisiana needs to relocate two casinos, lower taxes on gambling and legalize sports betting in order to compete with Mississippi.
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