NY’s Kalshi case puts Player Age Verification under pressure, with 18–20 access, licensing, and signup checks now under review.
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Caesars Shareholders Approve $17.6 Billion Fertitta Deal As FTC Review Continues
Caesars Entertainment shareholders have approved the proposed $17.6 billion acquisition by Fertitta Entertainment, advancing one of the largest casino-industry transactions announced in recent years. The
Washington, D.C. Bill Would Legalize Online Casinos And Ban Sweepstakes Gaming
Washington, D.C. could become one of the few U.S. jurisdictions offering regulated online casino gaming under legislation introduced by Councilmember Wendell Felder. The proposal would
Maine Sweepstakes Law: Player Impact Guide
Maine Sweepstakes Law explained for players: effective date, dual-currency rules, licensed operators, penalties, and safer account checks.
Sweepstakes Casinos: Legal Risks For Players
Sweepstakes Casinos face state bans, lawsuits, and safety questions. Check legal access, AMOE rules, payments, and player controls.
Illinois Proposes A Major Redesign Of Casino Self-Exclusion
The Illinois Gaming Board has advanced a major redesign of its Voluntary Self-Exclusion Program, proposing shorter enrollment periods, broader registration options and new protections against
PENN Proposes A $195 Million Landside Casino In Jefferson Parish
PENN Entertainment has proposed investing approximately $195 million to replace the Boomtown Casino & Hotel New Orleans riverboat with a new landside casino in Jefferson
Nevada Gaming Revenue Reaches $1.388 Billion As The Strip Outpaces Downtown
Nevada casinos generated $1.388 billion in gaming win during July 2026, an increase of 2.07% from the same month last year. The statewide gain was
U.S. Commercial Gaming Revenue Reaches $20.39 Billion In Q2
U.S. commercial gaming revenue reached $20.39 billion during the second quarter of 2026, extending the industry’s overall growth even as its three principal segments moved
Connecticut Casinos Deliver More Than $31 Million To The State In July
Connecticut’s gaming system delivered more than $31 million to the state in July 2026, demonstrating how tribal casino agreements and regulated digital gambling now operate