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Last week, Illinois lawmakers passed legislation that is going to drastically expand the gambling and casino industry in the state. In addition to legalizing sports betting, the legislation will allow for up to

Iowa, like Tennessee, never seemed like the most likely state to choose to legalize sports betting, but that is exactly what happened this week. Though the bill was passed through the State Senate

Canada’s most populous province, Ontario, recently elected a new Premier, and in doing so may have also sent themselves on a trajectory towards the modern world of casino gambling. Gambling in Canada is

In 1949, the state of Nevada made history when became the only state in the U.S where Americans could legally wager on sports gambling. Today, history is in the making once again as

Gambling may not have the most sterling reputation in the entertainment industry, but recent casino openings have already brought a generous amount of tax revenue to state governments and local communities across the

We just closed out a big year for casino gaming. Big changes throughout the gaming industry over the past year marked historical events America’s gaming establishment, as the gaming industry made headlines week

When many of us think of casinos, our minds immediately turn to Tribal gaming operations. Indian gaming has been integral in the funding of many important public services on tribal lands, and the

The federal anti-gambling policy recently overturned by the U.S. Supreme Court in Murphy v. National College Athletic Association was designed to deter the personal and social dangers often associated with betting and wagering.

Pennsylvania has moved quickly to take advantage of the recent Supreme Court ruling overturning the federal prohibition on sports betting. Since the law was passed, the commonwealth has generated more than $385 million

Since the Supreme Court granted states the power to decide on the legalization of sports wagering by striking down the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act, states have been able to regulate their