Delaware casinos sold more sports wagering tickets in less than three weeks in June than they did in any month in 2017. And it's not even football season.
Read More . . .The Mississippi Gaming Commission has received five applications from commercial casinos interested in introducing sports betting, according to executive director Allen Godfrey. The Magnolia State’s gaming regulations go into effect on July 21 and the state has 28 commercial casinos, including many owned by large gaming corporations.
Read More . . .If the initiative is passed into law, Florida’s politicians will need approval from residents before they can authorise additional casino gambling, defined as electronic and simulated gambling, internet sweepstakes and video lottery devices.
Read More . . .Gaming Laboratories International (GLI) has been approved as a test laboratory for sports-wagering equipment in West Virginia by the West Virginia State Lottery Commission, expanding a long-term relationship and bringing GLI’s global expertise in sports wagering equipment testing to West Virginia.
Read More . . .It appears that it’s still a matter of when, not if, legalized sports wagering will come to America’s third-most populated city. Still, it may take a while until Chicago residents, and the rest of Illinois, can place a bet.
Read More . . .The state House late Thursday night passed a compromise bill that virtually assures the gaming houses will win the tax relief they have been seeking for nearly a decade.
Read More . . .PGA Tour Vice President and Assistant General Counsel David Miller on Tuesday addressed this on a panel focusing on sports wagering and data rights at the Hashtag Sports sports media innovation event in New York City. Miller identified mobile wagering as one of the “five main things we’re looking at in legislation that we’re advocating for,” along with Major League Baseball and the NBA.
Read More . . .The state of Michigan ended its attempt to legalize sports betting before the start of the NFL season last week, when the state legislature went on its summer recess with no MI sports betting law.
Read More . . .Mississippi’s state-regulated casinos could begin taking sports bets as soon as late July, after gambling regulators on Thursday approved rules regulating sports betting.
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Whether to pay or not to pay an integrity fee is being debated in states throughout the U.S., but New York has a solid approach that just may work for everyone.
Read More . . .Less than a week after the House passed the state’s sweeping appropriations bill, which includes 15 pages about sports betting, the Senate gave its stamp of approval passing S7200A on Wednesday.
Read More . . .After state leaders struck a deal with Rhode Island’s top gaming companies to share new gambling profits, House lawmakers Friday approved a $9.6-billion state budget for the year starting July 1 that would legalize sports betting.
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