A bill would consider allowing the state’s casinos to relocate to new districts Indiana’s gambling industry could see major changes if lawmakers move forward with plans to relocate casinos to more profitable areas. While a full expansion of gaming is not on the table for 2025, a new proposal could allow existing casinos to move
The bill failed to pass scrutiny by a key House committee on Thursday Indiana’s latest attempt to expand online gambling has stalled, as House Bill 1432 failed to gain traction in the state legislature. The bill, which sought to legalize online casino gaming and digital lottery options, did not advance past a key financial review
State lawmakers continue to struggle with casino referendums Efforts to relocate an underperforming Indiana casino license to New Haven have hit a roadblock this year, but a new bill aims to keep the conversation going. State Sen. Andy Zay has introduced a proposal that would require an independent study to evaluate the best locations in
A bill to legalize online casinos takes its first step in the state Indiana’s push to legalize online gambling took a step forward as House Bill 1432 cleared the House Public Policy Committee in a 9-2 vote. The bill aims to modernize the state’s gaming landscape by legalizing iGaming while also expanding responsible gambling initiatives.
Wyoming and Indiana could consider legalized iGaming this year Two states, Wyoming and Indiana, are considering steps toward legalizing online casinos, each taking distinct legislative approaches to interactive gaming. Both regions have the opportunity to join the growing list of states that have given the green light to this industry. Wyoming’s House Bill 162 proposes
The California player picked up his first WSOP Circuit ring and a six-figure payday Luis Yepez emerged victorious at the WSOP Circuit Southern Indiana Main Event, besting a field of 338 entries in the $1,700 buy-in No-Limit Hold ’em tournament. With his win, Yepez took home $111,979 and earned his first WSOP Circuit gold ring,
Recent corruption issues have caused Indiana lawmakers to put gambling on the back burner Indiana legislators have chosen to refrain from considering new gambling proposals in the upcoming 2024 legislative session. House Speaker Todd Huston and Senate President Pro Tem Rodric Bray made the announcement in response to former state legislator Sean Eberhart’s recent guilty
Indiana and New Hampshire still have online gaming on the table Indiana and New Hampshire legislators are planning to reintroduce online casino bills in 2024. However, this time, the proposed legislation will take separate paths to the table. They hope that’ll guarantee the online casino bills symbolize winning gambles if they become law. Indiana Senator
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