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Stake.us Faces Lawsuit In California
Dennis Boyle, a California resident, has initiated a series of lawsuits against sweepstakes casino platforms he claims are facilitating illegal gambling activities. Boyle claims that the system of Stake.us specifically
Connecticut General Assembly to Consider Three Gaming-Related Bills
The Connecticut legislature continues to consider three pieces of legislation that could alter the state’s gaming law. Connecticut is one of the few states in the United States of America that permits online sports
Community Board Rejects Bally’s Bronx Casino in Heated Vote
A Community Board in the Bronx, New York, has voted against a proposed Bally’s casino and hotel complex. Community Board 10 cast a non-binding vote 29-5 against the proposal to rezone a portion of Ferry Point Park to
Robinhood Faces Massachusetts Probe Over March Madness Prediction Markets
The Massachusetts securities regulator has launched an investigation into trading platform Robinhood and its prediction markets hub. Robinhood partnered with events contract company Kalshi to launch a predictions market
Arkansas Bill Targets Crypto Casinos and Unlicensed Online Gambling, Looks to Legalize iGaming
Lawmakers in Arkansas have introduced a pair of bipartisan bills that would establish a legal framework for online casino gaming, as well as classifying the operation of unlicensed online gambling as a felony offense.
New York Moves Closer to Banning Online Sweepstakes Casinos
New York has moved closer to banning online sweepstakes casinos after passing through the committee stage and onto the Senate floor. The Empire State is one of many that is choosing prohibition over legalization. Online
Social Casino VGW Ordered to Cease and Desist in Maryland
Virtual Gaming Worlds has been ordered to shut down its online casino sites in Maryland by the state’s gaming regulator. The company which claims to be a social casino operator has been informed by the Maryland
High 5 Games Faces Over 1,000 Criminal Charges for Illegal Gambling in Connecticut
The Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection (DCP) has suspended High 5 Games’ online gaming service provider license (OGSP) and is pressing over 1,000 criminal charges against it. The suspension order issued
New York Shows Strong Yearly Growth Despite February Handle Dip
The state of New York has shown strong year-over-year growth in online sports betting revenue, reaching $184.8 million in February 2025. Headline figures from the Empire State show the lowest handle since August 2024,
Nevada Senator Introduces Bill to Crack Down on Illegal Gambling
A Nevada Senator has introduced a bill that aims to enshrine harsh penalties into law for offering illegal gaming activities in the state. Senate Bill 256 (SB256) was introduced by Senator Nguyen and referred to the