Chances of Tennessee sports fans having access to legal sports gambling ahead of next month’s NCAA March Madness just went from long to nonexistent. The state had approved the activity last year, handing over the responsibility of coming up with the regulations and implementing the system to the Tennessee Lottery.
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Seven casinos that currently operate in the American state of Colorado reportedly filed an application to get master licenses for sports betting. These licenses will give then an opportunity to operate sportsbooks that are not only located in casinos but also online for PC and mobile users.
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Maryland voters would no longer be required to decide whether to allow gambling expansion in the state, under a measure approved by the state Senate on Tuesday.
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While moving at a deliberate pace to go live with regulated sports betting after signing a massive gaming expansion bill last summer, Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker is confident bettors will be able to place wagers in time for the NCAA “March Madness” college basketball tournament next month.
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Kansas lawmakers know that they already missed out on one of the best sports gambling opportunities of the year, Super Bowl LIV, and have virtually no chance of greenlighting the activity ahead of the NCAA’s March Madness next month. As a result, they’re not exactly rushing to approve legislation that would allow the state to start seeing sportsbooks pop up in casinos; however, things are still moving forward
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The heads of Atlanta’s big four professional sports teams continued their push for the legalization of online sports gambling in Georgia, promising Thursday that legislation will be introduced soon.
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House and Senate leaders are continuing to huddle on a sweeping gambling deal that could open the door to sports betting in the state, but the Seminole Tribe of Florida — a key player in any agreement — isn’t yet part of the discussions, Senate President Bill Galvano said Thursday.
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On February 14, Alabama Governor Kay Ivey announced that she had selected the study group that will investigate gambling expansion within the state. The group of 12 will investigate and provide a report by the end of this year drawing their conclusions about how expanding gambling, with lotteries and casinos, will affect Alabama.
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The Colorado Limited Gaming Control Commission is expected to issue the first sports betting licenses this coming week as the state inches closer to the scheduled May 1 start of legal athletic gambling.
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The 83-14 Thursday night vote on House Bill 2638 came just two days after a House Appropriations Committee agreed to forward it onward. The bill’s sponsor, Rep. Strom Peterson, D-Edmonds, said Tuesday he’d hoped to get a floor vote as early as next week so a similar vote on a companion Senate bill could occur before a March 13 deadline.
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The heads of Atlanta’s big four professional sports teams continued their push for the legalization of online sports gambling in Georgia, promising Thursday that legislation will be introduced soon.
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Hollywood Casino Hotel and Raceway in Bangor and Oxford Casino and Hotel continue their monopoly on the gambling market in the state
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