US Regulation

From the Rumor Mill – Two companies are seriously considering entering the sports betting market in the U.S.0
- The Rumor Mill
- October 24, 2023
In the wake of Penn Entertainment introducing EPSNBet, rumor has it that two more sports giants are looking to get into the sports betting game.
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From the Rumor Mill: Department of Justice considering a rewrite of the IGRA and Wire Act to benefit tribes 0
- The Rumor Mill
- October 18, 2021
A request from the Biden administration could signal changes are coming to the Internet Gaming Regulatory Act.
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From the Rumor Mill: Some states anxiously awaiting Tennessee sports betting legislation 1
- The Rumor Mill
- May 6, 2020
Several U.S. states are rumored to be eyeing a new sports betting law being proposed in Tennessee that guarantees the state a 10% return on bets.
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A Donald Trump presidency will be good for American gamblers 0
- The Rumor Mill
- July 29, 2015
When Donald Trump announced he planned to run for President of the United States, most people were just laughing at the prospect. After all, how can this egotistical billionaire who is best known for a reality TV show really stand a chance at becoming the leader of the most powerful nation on earth? Those laughs
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Washington State looking to decriminalize fantasy sports and possibly online gambling 1
- The Rumor Mill
- January 28, 2015
Almost immediately after writing my article on fantasy sports as an alternative option for sports bettors, I received 2 emails from residents of Washington State informing me that state legislators are looking at decriminalizing fantasy sports. After looking into it, it appears that senator, Pam Roach, a Republican Senator from Auburn and Eric Pettigrew, a
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Last of the big offshore poker rooms leaves NJ 0
- OffShore Insiders
- May 30, 2014
June 20, 2014 UPDATE: Bovada has also decided to leave the two other regulated U.S. markets, Nevada and Delaware. Players in these two states will no longer be able to create new accounts on the Bovada website. Current customers in the three states are still able to play but are now unable to make new
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