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Texas Could Become the First State to Eliminate Its Own Lottery
The future of the Texas Lottery is in jeopardy amid a series of scandals and facing a legislature hostile to legal gambling in any form. The state’s Lottery Commission appears all but certain to disappear, though the Lottery itself may receive another couple of years to make a case for its continued existence under new oversight. Last week, […]
Ohio Online Casino Legalization and iLottery Back in Play With Sen. Manning Leading the Charge
Ohio lawmakers are making another attempt to legalize online casinos after failing in 2024. The bill, SB 197, was introduced this week by state Sen. Nathan Manning. It would allow up to 11 online casino brands with a tax rate of 36% to 40%, the highest among iGaming states. The proposal would also allow online […]
Ohio Rep. Brian Stewart Confirms Online Casino Legislation is in the Works
State Rep. and House Finance Committee chair Brian Stewart has confirmed a bill to expand Ohio’s legal online gambling is coming soon.
Connecticut, Louisiana Advance Bills That Would Ban Sweepstakes Casinos
Sweepstakes casinos could be banned in Connecticut and Louisiana in the future if current legislation proposals pass.
Wyoming Establishes Six-Member Committee to Study Online Casino Possibilities
Wyoming has established a dedicated six-member committee to study the state’s potential for gambling expansion.
Rhode Island Police Continue to Advocate for Criminalization of Underage Online Gambling
Rhode Island is planning to revisit a bill pushed by state police to criminalize online gambling for youth who can gamble at state casinos.
Hawaii Sports Betting Bill Fails, But Door to Legal Gambling Remains Open
Hawaii’s online sports betting is dead, but supporters have said the outcome was not entirely fruitless and next year could be different.
Louisiana Files Online Lottery Bill That Would Include Draw Games, eInstants
Louisiana is considering the legalization of online lottery in the state, which would include draw games and eInstant tickets.
Nevada Lottery Won’t Exist Until At Least 2030 After Latest Legislative Effort Fails
A bill to amend the Nevada Constitution to allow for a lottery failed to advance last week, pushing hopes back until at least 2030.
Indiana Senate Bill To Ban Lottery Couriers Sits As Desk Of Gov. Mike Braun
An Indiana bill to ban lottery couriers has now passed through the Senate and House and just needs the signature of Gov. Mike Braun.
