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Massachusetts Debates Online Casino Legalization: New Bills Could Reshape iGaming
Just this past Monday, June 23, a public hearing went down with the Joint Committee on Consumer Protection and Professional Licensure in Massachusetts. The discussion was about House Bill 332 and Senate Bill 235—basically, the two bills trying to get online casinos up and running in the Bay State. These bills were first put on […]
New Jersey Reaches Compromise on Online Gambling Tax Increase
After some back-and-forth, New Jersey state lawmakers have agreed on a new tax rate for online casinos and sports betting. While it’s an increase, the good news for bettors is they landed on a figure lower than Gov. Phil Murphy’s initial proposal. The new rate will be 19.75% for both, a step up from the […]
Judge Sides with Cedar Crossings, Casino Plan Cleared for Takeoff
New York Bill to Ban Online Sweepstakes Hits Governor’s Desk
New York may soon ban sweepstakes casinos, with steep fines and criminal charges on deck. One signature from Hochul could seal the deal.
Massachusetts Online Casino Hearings Set for June 23: Lawmakers Eye Legal iGaming
Massachusetts lawmakers are finally taking online casinos seriously. On June 23, they’ll debate bills to legalize iGaming, grant licenses, and set a 20% tax rate—just as pressure builds from neighboring states. Here’s what’s at stake and who’s pushing back.
PENN Employees Push for Smoke-Free Casinos as Shareholder Showdown Nears
PENN Entertainment employees recently sent a letter to the company pushing for a smoke-free indoor policy at all of its casino venues.
Maine Gambling Control Unit Clashes with Trade Group Over Sweepstakes
Maine’s Gambling Control Unit (GCU) recently warned residents against sweepstakes and social casino sites.