Category: Online Casinos

The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB) confirmed that online poker under the Multi-State Internet Gaming Agreement (MSIGA) will soon be operational. There are plans to begin sharing liquidity across state lines

LT Game announced that it would not supply the US with slot machines and other gaming equipment due to high tariffs. The company’s chairman and managing director, Jay Chun, stated, “We won’t be selling to the

Yevgeny Masharov, a senior Russian policymaker, has proposed measures to tackle illegal online casinos. The two measures proposed are to block access to several websites and applications as well as blocking payments in

The Social and Promotional Games Association (SPGA) has issued a statement criticising Pennsylvania’s action against sweepstakes games operators. The SPGA said they are “concerned by Pennsylvania’s recent

Yield Sec, a consultancy firm based in Denver, published a study showing that unregulated online gambling accounts for 74% of the gambling industry in the US. In total, US gamblers lost $91 billion in 2024. Of this, $67

The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB) has taken action against a host of online gambling websites. In a Gaming Oversight Committee hearing on Monday, the PGCB stated it has sent 18 cease-and-desist letters to

After a long battle, the Delaware Division of Gaming Enforcement announced that social casino and online slots operator, VGW will no longer be available to residents. An official statement on Delaware’s government

Despite early progress, a proposed bill to ban Maryland sweepstakes casinos failed to pass before the end of the legislative session. Senate Bill 860 proposed by Sen. Paul Corderman would have prohibited dual-currency

In a press release, CoinPoker announced that the CoinMasters tournament will start on April 13th. The crypto poker site detailed that the tournament “invites players to compete for over $250,000 in prizes,

A bill that proposed to allow state casinos to offer online gaming has been withdrawn from the House in Arkansas. Rep. Matt Duffield filed HB1861 last month but withdrew the proposal on Monday for further study. The