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Crypto iGaming in New Jersey? Record Revenues Show Growing Digital Demand
New Jersey recorded its second-highest iGaming revenue in a single month, showing 20.9 percent year-over-year growth and reaching $221.6 million. The underlying data clearly shows the public’s appetite for digital
Could Netherlands Gambling Reform Open the Doors for Crypto Casino?
The Netherlands is set to see a comprehensive shake-up in gambling legislation after the State Secretary promised a revamp of existing rules and regulations. The Minister outlines that the current vision, established
New South Wales Gambling Reforms Could Impact Crypto Betting Future
The Liquor and Gaming regulator in New South Wales, Australia, is welcoming public feedback on two proposals: mandatory exclusion measures and facial recognition technology for gambling premises. There have been a
Vermont Gambling Repeal Bill Further Diminishes Crypto Betting Prospects
Three Vermont state representatives have put forward legislation that would repeal legalized gaming in the State, further reducing the prospects of Vermont offering crypto betting. Reps Thomas Stevens, Troy Headrick,
Crypto Betting Faces More Barriers as Sweden Pushes Stricter Gambling Laws
The government of Sweden has appointed a lead investigator for the recently announced Gambling Act review in the country. Marcus Isgren, Chairman and Head of the Swedish Board of Consumer Complaints, has been appointed
UKGC Under Fire for Hidden Agreements, Lack of Transparency May Impact Crypto-iGaming
The UK Gambling Commission has been secretly negotiating deals with betting firms, including surrendering revenues for failings that are not published publicly. First reported in the Observer, the Commission has applied
Baden-Württemberg’s State-Run Casino Model Shuts Out Crypto Operators
Baden-Württemberg has become just the third German state to legalize certain online casino games, joining Bavaria and Schleswig-Holstein. For crypto casino gamblers, this is not the most exciting news, as
SAFE Bet Act Calls for Federal Gambling Reforms Amid “Addiction Crisis”
Representative Paul Tonko and Senator Richard Blumenthal have reintroduced the Supporting Affordability & Fairness with Every Bet (SAFE) Act. Taking to a stage at a press conference on Capitol Hill, the duo renewed
Lawmakers in Louisiana could consider taxing unregulated iGaming operators
According to State Representative Mike Echols, Louisiana loses up to $4.6 billion annually in untaxed revenue. With that, operators are considering taxing unregulated online casinos in the state. Off-shore markets still
Mississippi Unlikely To File Online Sports Betting Bill In 2025
Mississippi lawmakers currently have no plans to file a legislative bill expanding regulation to include online gambling. Sen. David Blount, the Senate Gaming Committee Chairman and supporter of Mississippi online