Texas sports betting hearing is progress but also more of the same
While it was groundbreaking to be discussing the idea of sports betting in the Texas legislature, the standard culprits were in attendance offering the...
Oklahoma sports betting bill passes House 66-26
A bill to bring sports betting to Oklahoma has passed the House, increasing the chances that tribal operators will be able to offer sports...
NC sports betting bill takes first steps out of committee
The effort to expand sports betting beyond tribal casinos in North Carolina has bipartisan support and is through its first committee hearing, but there...
Bill banning CT sports betting operators marketing on college campuses passes committee
Sports betting marketing on college campuses has been at the center of industry and regulatory debate in the opening months of 2022. Since a...
Missouri sports betting bill nears passage in the House
While the Missouri sports betting effort in the Senate, SB30, waits for the Tuesday afternoon Senate session to be marked up for perfection, the...
Tennessee contemplates change to tax sportsbook handle instead of revenue
Legislation in Tennessee could fundamentally change the way sports betting taxes are calculated in the state. The bills, HB1362 and SB475, were initially designed...
Maryland sports betting advertising bills survive crossover day
Two bills to limit the scope of sports betting advertising are still alive in Maryland, which hit its crossover deadline on Monday.The measure, SB620,...
New Jersey bill to create problem gambling treatment program passes committee
A bill in New Jersey that would see the implementation of a Gambling Treatment Court Pilot Program has passed the state’s Tourism, Gaming and...
Federal bill to eliminate sports betting excise tax back for fourth-straight year
It wouldn't be a year in Congress if Rep. Dina Titus of Nevada and Rep. Guy Reschenthaler of Pennsylvania didn't introduce a bill to...
Georgia sports betting hitches hopes to soap box derby bill
First-term Georgia lawmaker Rep. Leesa Hagan wanted her first piece of legislation to encourage children to, "put down their phones and get outside." Now...




















