Arkansas Online Casino Bill Sponsor Refers Legislation for Further Study
Legislation to legalize Arkansas online casinos has been withdrawn from consideration and referred for interim study.
Nevada Senate Passes Bill to Increase Regulatory Reach, Penalties for Illegal Gambling
Nevada is looking to impose stricter penalties on illegal gambling in a bill that passed unanimously in the state’s Senate.
City of Baltimore Sues DraftKings and FanDuel Under Municipal Consumer Protection Ordinance
The City of Baltimore is suing DraftKings and FanDuel over “deceptive” practices it says target and exploit at-risk residents.
Minnesota Tribal Casino Jackpot Junction Experiences Cyberattack
A Minnesota tribal casino, Jackpot Junction, was recently hit by a cyberattack that impacted its ability to function for several days.
New Hampshire Senate Considers Allowing Communities to Opt Out of Charity Casinos
A proposed New Hampshire Senate bill would allow communities to opt out of charity casino operations if they choose.
New Model of Psychiatry Struggles With How to Classify Gambling Problems
New research indicates that even within a more flexible take on psychiatry, gambling problems are multifaceted and complex to pin down.
Alabama Won’t Take Another Crack at Gambling Expansion This Year, After All
Despite Sen. Albritton saying earlier this week that he wanted to try a gambling bill again, there just isn’t time to get one through.
Cognitive Motivational Behavior Therapy is More Effective Than Gamblers Anonymous
A recent study found cognitive motivational behavior therapy is more effective than Gamblers Anonymous for problem gamblers.
Light & Wonder To Remove Jewel of the Dragon Slots Amid Ongoing Litigation
Light & Wonder has removed Jewel of the Dragon slot machines from retail casinos in response to ongoing litigation by rival Aristocrat Gaming
Urban One Explores Online Casino Market After Richmond Resort Failure
Following another bout of rejection from Virginia, Urban One is now setting its sights to online gaming, potentially in Maryland.
