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Hawaii is just a few steps away from legalizing sports betting after bill HB1308 passed the Senate on Tuesday. The bill will now return to the House with some amendments. It was originally passed in the House, and if it

The Nevada Senate voted 20-0 in favor of a bill that attempts to address growing concerns over online gaming in the form of offshore betting and sweepstakes. Sen. Rochelle Nguyen’s Senate Bill 256 proposes that

A federal court granted Kalshi a temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction as requested by the prediction markets site. A statement read, “Plaintiff’s motion for TRO and preliminary injunction

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A bill that proposed to allow state casinos to offer online gaming has been withdrawn from the House in Arkansas.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

A lawsuit filed in Illinois seeks to recover all losses on the social casino platform for residents in the state. Brayden Urdan of Illinois filed the case against Stake on Monday and is represented by the same law firm

In an interview on Monday, Mansour stated, “we’re not necessarily very concerned” about state regulators’ complaints of illegal sports betting. Kalshi has now received five cease-and-desist

Sen. Adam Bass filed bill SB181 on Friday, proposing to ban sweepstakes casinos. The bill explicitly states that it aims “to prohibit sweepstakes gaming”. Louisiana is the latest state to target the rise of

Zamboglou announced on social media that he would leave his role at the head of Blockasset’s crypto sports betting network to launch a new venture, Oneiro Labs. He posted on X: “I’ve left @Blockassetco

Senate leadership confirmed that there is no chance of Alabama sports betting becoming legal this year. Sen. Greg Albritton had proposed a new bill and outlined tax spending, but it was deemed “too little, too