Senator Joseph P. Addabbo is hoping to force New York’s governor to move on online casinos New York State Senator Joseph P. Addabbo, Jr. continues to advocate for the legalization of iGaming. He’s suggested it could generate significant revenue to support Governor Kathy Hochul’s ambitious 2025 initiatives. During her recent State of the State address,
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Two States Start Discussion On Legalized Online Casinos
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
Iowa Bill Would Revise A Moratorium On New Casinos
The bill would prevent new casinos from being approved and built in the state The Iowa legislature is considering a bill to revise a moratorium on new casino developments in the state. Representative Bobby Kaufmann has proposed legislation that would extend the existing restriction, preventing the Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission (IRGC) from approving new
Thailand Closer To Legalizing Casinos Following Latest Government Approval
The Thailand Cabinet has approved a measure to legalize casinos in the country Thailand is taking a significant step toward legalizing casinos, with the government’s approval of a draft law aimed at regulating gambling. Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra announced on Monday that the proposed legislation is part of a broader strategy to enhance tourism, create
Kentucky Lawmaker Floats Casino Legalization Bill
House Bill 33 hopes to find enough support as gambling continues to expand in the US A push for casino legalization in Kentucky is gaining traction, with Representative Thomas Huff introducing House Bill 33. The proposal outlines a plan to establish traditional land-based and riverboat casinos, managed by the Kentucky Horse Racing and Gaming Corporation.
Oklahoma Senator Introduces Bill To Allow Wages To Be Paid Via Cryptocurrency
The Bitcoin Freedom Act has a long way to go if it’s to be approved Oklahoma Senator Dusty Deevers has introduced a new bill aimed at allowing employees and residents in the state to receive wages in Bitcoin. Known as the Bitcoin Freedom Act, the legislation provides a framework for businesses and individuals to use
Virginia Lawmakers Ready To Try Again For New Casino In Tysons
Previous failures aren’t stopping legislators from reviving a casino bill Virginia lawmakers are preparing to revisit the proposal for a new casino in Tysons, a project led by Senator Scott Surovell, a long-time proponent of expanding casino gaming within the state. Surovell, the Virginia Senate majority leader, argues that a casino in Tysons could deliver
Paraguay Approves Legislation To Eliminate Gambling Monopoly
The country’s president has signed off on legislation that will alter the country’s gambling ecosystem Paraguay has passed Law 7438, a significant reform aimed at ending the gambling monopoly and modernizing the country’s gaming industry. The legislation, approved by the Chamber of Deputies in December, introduces measures to combat illegal gambling, safeguard minors, and promote
Maryland And Virginia Get The iGaming Debates Started
Both states have iGaming bills on the table this week Maryland and Virginia are entering the debate over legalizing online gambling, potentially reshaping the iGaming landscape in their respective states. Both states are exploring legislation that could bring digital gambling platforms to their residents, signaling a broader shift in gambling regulations nationwide. In Maryland, House
Illinois Governor Could Be Ready To Help Support Legalized Online Casinos
The governor is once again willing to consider gambling to offset budgetary deficits Illinois Governor JB Pritzker might soon lend his support to the legalization of online casinos, a move that could provide significant financial benefits for the state. Facing a projected $3 billion budget shortfall, the governor has described online casino gambling as “worthy
California Tribes Sue Cardrooms Using Newly Implemented Law
The tribes are hoping to shut down cardrooms across the state A coalition of Native American tribes in California has filed a lawsuit against several cardrooms. The group is alleging illegal gambling practices involving banked games. The suit, filed in Sacramento’s Superior Court, comes on the heels of the Tribal Nations Access to Justice Act,
Thailand Continues To Make Changes With Proposed Casino Legislation
The government will maintain exclusivity in deciding where to allow casinos Thailand is advancing plans to legalize casinos as part of larger entertainment complexes, with significant decisions on the horizon. Deputy Finance Minister Julapun Amornvivat has confirmed that the government will play a central role in selecting locations for these projects to ensure fairness among