Specifically, gamblers in the state will be able to use cryptos to place bets on online sports betting platform. In this regard, the state’s Governor Mark Gordon inked House Bill 133 and the law will take effect on September 1.
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The American Gaming Association has partnered with another professional sports league in its quest to promote responsible gaming. The mixed martial arts organization UFC announced Tuesday it is now a partner with the AGA’s “Have Game Plan. Bet Responsibly.” public service campaign.
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The British Monarchy, although now mostly a symbolic reminder of the dominant global force it once was, still draws the attention of news outlets and admirers around the world.
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Last month’s college basketball “madness” carried over to Iowa’s sports betting apps, with wagering hitting a new monthly record of nearly $161.4 million in March.
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A review by the Baltimore Sun found that periodically, casinos did not adhere to state-mandated procedures designed to protect people with gambling issues from their worst impulses.
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Maxim is entering the gaming industry by way of a partnership with iGaming and mobile sports betting firm Carousel Group.
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Nicholas Stella pleaded guilty to conspiring to conduct an illegal gambling business. He is the fifth defendant in the case to plead guilty, and the fourth since Donald Trump pardoned Urlacher, brother of Brian Urlacher.
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Online casino gambling may come to Illinois around the same time as work gets underway on Chicago’s first retail casino. The latter project is just entering the proposals stage, and the winning bidder will probably be hoping to enter the state’s future iGaming market, as well.
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While most states will likely see their March sports betting handle and revenue rebound because of the NCAA Tournament, Oregon won’t be one of them.
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Federal prosecutors are asking a judge to hand a stiff prison sentence to a bookie with purported mob ties, insisting he tried to sell a “fantasy” to the judge about a fun and fair gambling ring that, while illegal, aimed never to exploit anyone.
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The acceptance and popularity of regulated sports betting in the United States is becoming even bigger, as Lottery.com announced on Monday that they’ve purchased the domain Sports.com for a future crossover into online sports wagering.
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Lawmakers are still grappling with the necessary legislative language required to put mobile sportsbooks into action, so there is some leeway to work with the tribes. However, they are also having to fight resistance from Governor Cuomo, who has his mind made up about how the market should be managed.
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