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Momentum Stalls for Ohio Online Casino Legalization
Ohio’s online casino legalization effort has stalled in 2025 as Governor Mike DeWine and legislative leaders signal opposition to expanding gambling beyond sports betting.
Maryland’s iGaming Debate: Why the Headlines Don’t Tell the Whole Story
A new poll shows 71% of Marylanders oppose online casinos—but framing and context matter. Here’s what the numbers really mean for legalization.
D.C. Could Soon Allow Poker, Blackjack Under New Gaming Proposal
Washington, D.C. may soon legalize poker, blackjack, and bingo via Mayor Muriel Bowser’s 2025 Gaming Authorization Act.
California Bans Sweepstakes Casinos with AB 831: What It Means for Players & Operators
Montana’s Online Gambling Ban: What SB 555 Means for Players and Operators
Montana has officially outlawed online gambling with Senate Bill 555, banning sweepstakes casinos, prediction markets, and more.
Hard Rock Casino Tejon Nears Grand Opening: Resort to Bring Vegas Energy to California’s Heartland
The $600M Hard Rock Casino Tejon opens Nov. 13, 2025 near Bakersfield, Calif., featuring 2,000 slots, 50 tables, dining, and a future 400-room hotel.
Meta, Apple, Google Must Face Lawsuit Over Social Casino Apps, Judge Rules
A federal judge ruled that Apple, Google, and Meta must face claims they profited from illegal social casino apps. Section 230 immunity didn’t apply, keeping the case alive.
SOFTSWISS Launches Free Online Casino Cost Calculator for 2025
SOFTSWISS has unveiled a free Online Casino Cost Calculator to help operators estimate budgets, timelines, and profit forecasts for launching new online casinos in 2025.
Bally’s Bronx Casino Plan Moves Forward with $4B Ferry Point Resort Bid
Bally’s $4B Bronx casino resort at Ferry Point wins key approval in New York’s downstate casino race.
Michigan Regulators Issue Cease-and-Desist Orders to Eight Unlicensed Gambling Sites
The Michigan Gaming Control Board has issued cease-and-desist orders to eight unlicensed online gambling operators, citing consumer protection concerns and a lack of state-required licensing.
