Category: Regulated Gambling

Illinois residents have not been able to place bets on golf due to a specific regulation concerned with integrity. Besides making customers increase their exposure to the virus to sign up for a

Although Georgia is known for its anti-gambling stance, the state’s financial woes have pushed lawmakers to seriously reconsider sports betting to fill some dents created by the pandemic. Tax revenues generated by sports

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

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

The Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Atlantic City was just recently hit with a fine from state gaming regulators due to an alleged violation of the Casino Control Act. While fines and

This past May, the Supreme Court’s decision in the landmark case of Murphy v. NCAA paved the way for states to legalize certain forms of sports betting within their borders. The Supreme Court’s

Lawmakers in Stockholm have recently passed new legislation aimed at opening up its private gambling industry. Up until now, the only betting site licensed in Sweden was the state-owned Svenska Spel, which operated