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It had already been rumored that Michigan was investigating sports prediction markets, but the state made an official announcement on Friday. Henry Williams, chair of the Michigan Gaming Control Board (MGCB) commented:

A bill that proposes to legalize Hawaii sports betting is set to go to conference after the House voted against the Senate. A conference committee with members from both chambers will debate the bill before the May 1st

Colorado Governor Jared Polis and the Colorado Division of Gaming (CDG) Director Christopher Schroder have filed a motion to dismiss a federal lawsuit brought by tribes in the state. The Southern Ute Indian Tribe and

All seven Massachusetts sportsbooks provided the Gaming Commission with data on player limitations as requested. Massachusetts is the first state to run an investigation into player limits. “We’ve gathered data and

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 full ruling in Kalshi’s case in Nevada came out yesterday, which was good news for the event contracts company. Chief Judge Andrew Gordon filed the ruling after granting Kalshi a temporary restraining order in

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

The UK Gambling Commission released a statement on Tuesday warning casinos about accepting crypto betting and assets linked to cryptocurrencies. The statement warned of several risks related to money laundering and

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