Georgians could be able to legally bet on the Atlanta Braves, Falcons, Hawks and United in just a few months. Lawmakers filed a bill Thursday that would allow online sports gambling in the state.
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There is a renewed attempt to expand sports betting in Washington. SB 5212l is enjoying broader support and may help the state recover economically.
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With both giant Powerball and Mega Millions jackpots awaiting, why must I leave the house and risk COVID-19?
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After nearly three years of haggling, everything seems to be falling into place for legal Connecticut legal sports betting. And when all is said and done, the state’s two tribes will likely have a duopoly and exclusivity.
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Virginia sports betting will be up and running in time for Super Bowl LV on Feb. 7, according to the state’s lottery director.
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Ron Stephens (R) said a sports betting bill is one of three gaming measures he will file after the beginning of the session on Monday at the Capitol in Atlanta.
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Earlier this week, during his State of the State Address, Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont made a point of commenting on sports wagering and how he sees the path to legalization.
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Officials with the Michigan Gaming Control Board expect online gambling to launch sometime in the middle of next month.
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Officials with the Michigan Gaming Control Board expect online gambling to launch sometime in the middle of next month.
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The proposal to build on casino on Department of Hawaiian Homelands land in Kapolei took a step forward after the Hawaiian Homes Commission voted to approve the idea in 5-4 vote last week.
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Advocates for bringing legalized gambling to Georgia will be back under the Gold Dome next month, pitching the financial benefits of casinos, horse racing and sports betting together and separately.
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Interstate online poker will be a possibility for players in Michigan someday. When? Who knows? But because Senate Bill 991 was sent to Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s desk on Wednesday, it is something that could be…in the cards.
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