Ohio lawmakers have introduced a legislative package that would make online sportsbooks illegal again in the state. However, according to both supporters and critics of the proposal, the ban would...
Minnesota lawmakers are taking action by pushing forward new legislation aimed at banning sweepstakes casinos. This move is part of a growing trend among states to tighten regulations on sweepstakes...
Senators Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) and John Curtis (R-Utah) are making strides to regulate the burgeoning sports betting market with a groundbreaking bipartisan bill. This legislation aims to prevent prediction-market platforms...
Indiana has recently implemented a comprehensive regulatory framework that significantly changes the landscape for sweepstakes-style online gaming in the state. On March 12, 2026, Governor Mike Braun officially enacted House...
A new bill in Massachusetts would impose major regulations on the state’s booming new sports betting industry. Dubbed the “Bettor Health Act,” it targets practices that public health advocates say...
Kentucky legislators are currently reviewing significant reforms to the state’s sports betting framework, just under three years after the launch of legal wagering. House Bill 904, which was presented in...
Prediction markets are drawing fresh scrutiny in Washington as lawmakers move to restrict how elected officials and senior government staff can participate in the rapidly growing industry. A new bill...
The Mississippi House voted Wednesday to legslize online sports betting in Mississippi. Proponents say this could generate tens of millions of dollars a year in new tax revenue, but critics...
Indiana state representative Ethan Manning has passed legislation that would prohibit the operation of sweepstakes casinos in the state. The legislation filed as part of House Bill 1052, seeks to...
The Washington State Senate has passed a bill that would legalise sports betting on in-state college teams, including Gonzaga, the University of Washington, and Washington State University. The bill, which...
