Maryland bill would bring gambling, slot machines to Baltimore’s BWI-Marshall Airport
- Feb 7, 2022
Waiting for a flight at the airport can be daunting, but what if you could gamble that time away?
Read More . . .Waiting for a flight at the airport can be daunting, but what if you could gamble that time away?
Read More . . .The Senate Commerce and Energy Committee voted 5-4 on Tuesday in support of a joint resolution that would let voters decide whether South Dakotans could make sports bets on their phones or other electronic devices.
Read More . . .Sports betting remains illegal in Missouri. It's why sports fans often head across the river to place their bets in Illinois where it is legal.
Read More . . .At long last, mobile sports betting is ready to go in Louisiana.
Read More . . .Missouri’s professional sports teams and representatives of its gambling casinos have reached an agreement they believe could bring sports betting to the state.
Read More . . .Reports of fraudulent petitions have been forwarded to Attorney General Ashley Moody’s office.
Read More . . .Schumer-Graham amendment to NDAA is part of a long history of congressional efforts on behalf of the Catawba Indian Nation
Read More . . .OKLAHOMA CITY — An Oklahoma lawmaker has filed a bill that would legalize sports betting. Rep. Ken Luttrell, R-Ponca City, announced on Monday that he has filed House Bill 3008. The bill would add in-person sports betting to the Oklahoma state-tribal gaming compact.
Read More . . .Seminole Tribe appealing decision that scrapped deal negotiated by DeSantis, tribal leaders
Read More . . .Gov. Ron DeSantis on Wednesday tapped Department of Business and Professional Regulation Secretary Julie Brown to lead a newly created commission that will oversee gambling in Florida and appointed a Tampa lawyer to replace Brown as head of the state regulatory agency.
Read More . . .The Shinnecock Indian Nation on New York’s Long Island revealed this week that it was one of the respondents to the state’s recent request for information regarding the potential issuing of three downtown commercial casino licenses.
Read More . . .Some mayoral allies denounced the city’s take as “peanuts for an industry that is growing” and “not a sufficient reward for the risks we’re taking.”
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