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High 5 Games Seeks Resolution With CT Regulator Amid Sweeps Casino Crackdown
High 5 Games has indicated that it is looking to find a resolution with the Connecticut DCP after the agency suspended its license.
Tribal Sovereignty Prevails As Judge Dismisses Running Aces Casino Lawsuit Citing Immunity
A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by a Minnesota horse racing track that claimed several tribal gaming properties were offering Class III card games in violation of state and federal laws. Columbus-based Running Aces launched the lawsuit in April 2024, targeting a lengthy list of casino executives responsible for operating three tribal casinos. […]
Apple, Google, and Meta Petition Court to Dismiss Remaining Social Casino Class Action Allegations
Apple, Google, and Meta have asked a judge to toss a class action accusing them of conspiring with social casinos for financial gain.
Jackpocket Out of New Mexico as More States Target Unregulated Online Gambling Services
Jackpocket has chosen to cease operations in New Mexico following legal pressure as more states look to keep gambling state-run.
MGM’s Court Battle With The Federal Trade Commission Appears To Be At An End
A legal battle between MGM Resorts International and the Federal Trade Commission over a 2023 cyberattack appears to be nearing an end.
DraftKings Agrees to Pay $10 Million in Cash to Settle Reignmaker NFT Class Action Lawsuit
DraftKings has agreed to pay a $10 million cash payment to settle a lawsuit focused on its now defunct Reignmakers NFT marketplace.
Former Lottery.com Executive Komissarov Indicted For Defrauding Investors
Former Lottery.com executive Vadim Komissarov has been indicted and charged with fraud by engaging in a scheme to defraud investors.
Unlawfully Detained Blackjack Player Asks Court to Reject Gaming Agent’s Dismissal Request
Blackjack player Joseph Shiraef has asked the court to reject the dismissal request of one Colorado gaming agent Joseph Nguyen.
MGM Agrees to $45 Million Class Action Settlement for 2019 and 2023 Data Breaches
Victims of MGM data breaches can soon apply for compensation after the courts granted a preliminary $45 million settlement approval.
California Tribes Initiate Suit Against Banked Games at State Card Rooms
A collective of seven Native American tribes in California have filed suit against dozens of card rooms over claims the clubs provide illegal banked games where players bet against the house. The 153-page complaint, filed in Sacramento Superior Court, follows the implementation of the state’s Tribal Nations Access to Justice Act (TNAJA). The law, which […]
