Category: Regulations

On Thursday, the Michigan Gaming Control Board (MGCB) announced it was taking action against 11 different offshore betting sites. The MGCB claim a host of websites are violating state law. The sites in question were

There has been a rise in fake websites posing as real casinos in Arizona. The ADG has stepped in to issue a consumer protection alert. Online casinos are illegal in Arizona, but brick-and-mortar sites are operational.

The Sports Betting Alliance (SBA) revealed a plan that could see California online sports betting become a reality in the future. The plan focuses on creating a single tribal entity in California that would contract

Hawaii online sports betting took a step towards legalization after a House-approved bill was voted 11-2 in favor on April 2nd. Rep. Daniel Holt’s HB1308, “(a)llows for the regulation of sports wagering by

The Illinois Gaming Board sent cease-and-desist letters to Crypto.com, Kalshi, and Robinhood over claims that the trading platforms are engaging in illegal sports betting activities. New Jersey, Nevada, and Ohio had

Back in February, the Mississippi Senate became the first state legislative chamber to vote in favor of a ban on sweepstakes casinos by a unanimous 51-0. Senator Joey Fillingane proposed the bill primarily to address

Former Philadelphia Eagle Sen. Corey Simon put forward the bill. Simon has been campaigning against the spread of online betting and commented, “Illegal gambling in Florida is a growing crisis. Illegal gambling

The complaint centers around an Instagram advert posted by PokerStars. PokerStars is historically the largest online poker operator, but this does not include the recent emergence of crypto poker operators. Advert is a

Alberta lawmakers are bidding to bring more players into a legal system and add layers of consumer protection that were otherwise absent. Currently, the government is concerned about the prevalence of crypto casinos and

The UK Gambling Commission (UKGC) has fined Football Pools Limited £375,000 after breaches of anti-money laundering (AML) and social responsibility (SR) rules. AML has been a recurring theme in the UKGC’s recent