Sports betting made its way onto the Senate General Government and Agency Review Committee agenda in Ohio last Wednesday, but the third hearing on SB 111 netted little in terms of advancing the bill
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Governor Charlie Baker wanted sports betting to be legalized in Massachusetts as he added $35 million for it in revenue to the 2021 fiscal budget. But, in its finalized draft the budget did not include sportsbook revenue, dashing all hopes for the legalization of sports wagering for Massachusetts in 2020.
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The conversation surrounding legalizing sports betting in the state of Ohio has lingered for over one year; little is also being done to advance it. The commitment of lawmakers towards legal wagering is undoubted even as passing the bill is still being stalled.
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Glenn examines sports betting in New Hampshire and Washington, D.C., where gamblers are unfortunately limited to only one betting option.
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Welcome news for U.S. players who did not get paid by the end of September - refunds are now being processed.
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In a presentation to the House of Delegates Appropriations Committee Tuesday, Virginia Lottery Director Kevin Hall confirmed that he’s aiming for launch in early 2021 of sports betting and in spring 2022 for the four new casinos approved by voters this month.
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A look back at how Republicans and Democrats have legislated and controlled gambling interests in the U.S. and a look forward at what gamblers can expect post the 2020 election.
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While Amendment B only authorized the legalization of sports betting within the limits of Deadwood, the expectation is online wagering will be part of whatever the legislature approves.
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Nebraska voters are again being asked to decide whether to allow casino gambling in the state.
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The question of sports betting will be included on South Dakota's fall ballot under Amendment B. The amendment would legalize sports betting in the city of Deadwood and in Native American gaming facilities.
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Online sports gambling will go live in Tennessee at 12:01 a.m. central standard time on Sunday, Nov. 1, 2020. Here's what to expect.
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Maryland voters are deciding two statewide ballot questions with significant financial ramifications for future years, including whether to allow sports betting and if the legislature should have more power over the state budget. State lawmakers decided this year to ask voters whether they want to allow gambling on sporting events. Details such as where sports betting would be allowed will be decided later.
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