Pennsylvania's gaming industry has grown into one of the largest regulated markets in the United States. Between commercial casinos, online gaming, sports betting and video gaming terminals, the sector now generates nearly $7 billion in annual revenue. While headlines often focus on record-breaking figures, the bigger story is what those numbers mean for communities across the Commonwealth.
The lottery profits support teacher, firefighter and police pensions, plus cut costs for Hoosiers registering and plating their vehicles.
Promotions are the lifeblood of the online gambling sector, and today that mostly means promo codes. They are the latest innovative tactic to hook savvy consumers in search of good deals and value.
(The Center Square) - Lawmakers across the nation have raised concerns that bets on wildfires, popularized on prediction market sites, could encourage arson.
A judge on Wednesday found Kalshi is likely violating Washington state gambling laws and ordered the company to drastically scale back operations in the state, including the wagers it now offers on sports and elections.
Dozens of new laws passed during the Colorado legislative session this year go into effect Wednesday. They range from proper produce labeling to artificial intelligence in health care settings. These are bills that passed without a “safety clause,” so they become law 90 days after the legislative session ends, after a constitutionally-required period of time […]
The Nevada Council on Problem Gambling confirms it intends to formally sever ties this month with the National Council on Problem Gambling over the latter’s partnership with Kalshi, a prediction market that has been banned from taking bets from Nevada gamblers. The Nevada Gaming Control Board asserts in a lawsuit against Kalshi that state regulators […]
(The Center Square) – A new lawsuit is challenging the Wisconsin law that will allow for mobile sports wagering to be legal across the state.
(The Center Square) — New York sued Kalshi on Friday alleging it has been running an "illegal gambling operation" in the Empire State through its prediction market and asking a state judge to shut down the platform.
Scholarships and budget balancing are the main ways athletics programs at Louisiana colleges plan to use their allotments of gambling tax revenue under a new state law, but their exact spending might never be known because the law doesn’t require them to disclose it. The first annual allotment of sports gambling tax revenue was made […]
