The Gaming Commission has said it wants to implement legal sports betting in Masschusetts without unnecessary delay but also without sacrificing its commitment to consumer protection and gaming integrity.
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Massachusetts recently passed online sports betting law gives operators less than half the tax rate of neighboring New York.
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The attorney general’s office has completed its expedited, but thorough, review of the several proposed regulations from the Kansas Lottery related to sports wagering and has approved three of those regulations.
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The Gaming Commission is not waiting for Gov. Charlie Baker's signature and plans a meeting Thursday morning to begin discussing how it will approach sports betting
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Ohio is accepting applications from bars and restaurants that want a sports gambling kiosk, and over 1,000 of them have already started the process.
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Three more entities filed applications for sports betting licenses with the Ohio Casino Control Commission, including the state’s first professional sports team to seek a license, as well as two high-profile operators.
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Hartley looks at how location restrictions and compliance software for Internet betting sites is infuriating for sports bettors and casino gamblers.
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A former World Series of Poker bracelet winner has been arrested for his alleged role in a sports betting scheme that collected more than $25 million from victims.
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A company accused of operating illegal gambling machines in Missouri made six $40,000 donations this week.
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A bill that authorizes sports betting sports betting and historical horse racing machines in Kansas has been approved by the state’s governor and signed into law.
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Opinion: Every day is Christmas for the owners of Arizona's professional sports teams, who are raking in the dough from sports betting.
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A bill that would authorize sports betting, as well as historical horse racing machines, in Kansas has been sent to the state governor for approval.
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