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Outgoing Michigan Governor Vetoes Online Gambling Bill

In a decision that has shocked many gaming industry experts, outgoing Michigan Governor Rick Snyder on Friday, December 28, 2018, vetoed the online gambling bill that was the brainchild of Rep. Brandt Iden. The main reason why this move was surprising was because the bill had been approved by the Michigan legislature a few days […]

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Two Senators Propose Federal Oversight Over Sports Betting

Two United States senators from opposing parties have proposed that the federal government should take back control of sports betting from the states. This makes the very first formal move by the country’s Congress since its Supreme Court abolished PASPA and lifted the federal ban on sports betting thus officially allowing states to regulate their […]

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Slovakian Online Gambling Bill Opens the Doors for Internationals

A new piece of legislation resonates deeply with the gambling industry in Slovakia. The new law states that foreign gaming operators can now establish businesses without having a Slovakia-based office. This will, in turn, make the country a much-desired destination for the big names in the industry. The newly ratified reform will take effect March […]

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Alabama Elects GOP Government That Could Change Gambling

Following the Midterms, Alabama may now be faced with one of the most conservative governments the State has ever seen. As a result, the gambling industry in Alabama may have just found itself a fierce enemy. Following the Midterms, A Disaster for Gambling On Tuesday, the Mid-term elections for the House took place across the […]

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SugarHouse Applying for Gambling License in Pennsylvania

A lot has happened with Pennsylvania and its sports betting industry. From bookmakers and casinos applying for a license en masse to quite a handful remaining at the fringes. However, this is set to change with the state’s latest surge in gaming and betting interest. Now, SugarHouse Casino in Philadelphia is also on its way […]

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Switzerland Reforms Gambling

Switzerland has decided to move away from it stringent regulatory system which has long stifled innovation in the gambling sector and re-introduce laws that are well-adjusted for present day times. The proposed changes will now affect the land-based venues as well as their digital counterparts found online. Switzerland’s Rigid Past on Gambling Switzerland has certainly […]

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Don’t Replicate the UK Regulation Pattern in the US

For a long, while now the benefits of a regulated online gambling industry have been touted. Many observers in the United States have pointed to the United Kingdom, arguing that that the country may serve as an example of how things are done. However, Britain’s industry is harried by a problem that is not as […]

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Massachusetts Faces Gambling Woes of Its Own

The challenges that the gambling industry in the United States faces are hardly limited to a few truculent lawmakers. It has now surfaced that Massachusetts is facing its very idiosyncratic gambling problems. The casino industry in the state, barely seen the light of day, is already posing a hazard to those involved. MGM Seeks a […]

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The State of New Jersey’s Legal Bill Soars to $8.7m

The State of New Jersey has reportedly committed $8.7 million in the state’s attempt to tackle the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PASPA) and open the sluicegates of legal sports betting. Gambling in NJ. Who benefits? New Jersey has spared neither effort nor penny, with the bill soaring quite high. However, the trade-off is […]

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John McEntee Fired from White House Due to Gambling Problems

Gambling is a serious problem that can affect not only thousands but millions of Americans. Once you have developed the compulsion towards betting, then it can be something that is hard to get rid of. Unfortunately, it can affect different individuals from different demographic. In fact, a White House aide of Donald Trump was recently […]

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