An increase in gambling spend may signal the state is softening its anti-casino stance Despite being one of the minority states without a casino, New Hampshire recently experienced a significant development that could potentially pave the way for change. Governor Chris Sununu signed a consequential bill last week, raising the threshold for charitable gambling spend
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New Jersey approves 5-year extension of iGaming market
Online casinos almost had to limit themselves to just the next two years New Jersey legislators have made a critical choice that will significantly impact the realm of online gambling within the state. They have agreed to prolong the legality of online gambling for the next five years, defying initial expectations of a mere two-year
Maryland is exploring expanded online gambling options
Maryland’s gaming regulator wants to figure out how to introduce legal online casinos In the 2023 legislative session, Maryland tried and failed to introduce online gambling to its voters. However, the Maryland Lottery and Gaming Commission (MLGC) now has a different strategy. It has initiated a thorough investigation to assess the potential for legalizing online
New York Senator committed to bringing iGaming to the state
Joseph Addabbo is confident the state will open its doors to online casinos and lotteries New York Senator Joe Addabbo is not content with just having the largest sports betting shop in the nation. In addition, he ardently aims to introduce an online casino and lottery. Addabbo confidently asserts that it’s only a matter of
A gaming organization in Mexico wants new online legislation
A lack of federal oversight is leading to a call for better control of online gambling The Association of Permit Holders, Operators and Providers of the Entertainment and Gambling Industry in Mexico (AIEJA, for its Spanish acronym) has requested updates to gaming regulations in the country. The change, according to the organization, is needed in
Cyprus youth betting figures to lead to new legislation
Online gambling by underage Cypriots is causing a re-think on gambling laws There’s not much to do in Cyprus, the Mediterranean island nation of around 1.2 million people. The lack of major industry has led it to become a hub for gambling operators from around the world, which may explain a recent trend. More young
Italy takes another step forward with online gaming reform
The country is updating its online gambling laws, but the process is slow The Italian government is preparing to implement a bill regarding 2023 tax reforms, which will hit the gambling sector, as well. The industry is prepared to see many changes on the horizon regarding the regulations, although the process is taking longer than
Online gaming in North Carolina could stop before it starts
Some lawmakers threaten to veto a budget deal if expanding gambling moves forward Efforts are underway by lawmakers in North Carolina to pass a state budget that calls for additional tax cuts. However, due to the introduction of legislation to introduce new forms of gambling in the state, including iGaming, the market may experience a
Online gaming in New Jersey finds continued support from lawmakers
State lawmakers have extended online gaming legislation for another decade On Monday, the Finance and Budget Committee in New Jersey made a significant move by approving the passing of S-3075. This legislation aims to grant state casinos an additional decade to leverage online gambling laws within their operations. The goal is to maintain the legality
Rhode Island advances bill to legalize online gaming, including poker
State lawmakers believe they’ve figured out a legal path toward acceptance of the legislation The Rhode Island Senate approved SB948, a bill sponsored by Senator Ruggeri to legalize online gambling and poker in the state. This has fueled hopes for expansion in 2023, especially since the bill has now been passed to the House for