A new ad campaign pressures lawmakers into approving gambling legislation when it appears The debate over legalizing casino resorts in Texas continues to gain momentum as the Texas Destination Resort Alliance (TDRA) pushes forward with a new campaign to promote the idea among locals. The TDRA, a political action committee (PAC), aims to get the
Ahead of the legislative session, neither chamber seems ready to tackle gambling Alabama lawmakers are set to revisit the debate over legalized gambling in the 2025 legislative session, but the chances of significant progress remain uncertain. Efforts to introduce a state lottery, casinos, and sports betting have gained traction in recent years, yet strong opposition
A bill to legalize online casinos takes its first step in the state Indiana’s push to legalize online gambling took a step forward as House Bill 1432 cleared the House Public Policy Committee in a 9-2 vote. The bill aims to modernize the state’s gaming landscape by legalizing iGaming while also expanding responsible gambling initiatives.
A bill would authorize a new gaming regulator, while another would prohibit social casinos Virginia is taking steps to enhance its gambling oversight by proposing the creation of the Virginia Gaming Commission (VGC), an independent regulatory body. House Bill 2498, currently under review by the General Assembly, outlines plans for the new commission, which would
Two bills will allow lawmakers to consider introducing online gambling Massachusetts is preparing to explore the legalization of online casinos, joining several states considering similar legislation. Senator Paul Feeney and Representative Daniel Cahill have introduced companion bills, SD 2240 and HD 4084, aimed at bringing regulated online casino gambling to the Bay State. These proposals
Several bills have already been submitted, although previous attempts have fallen flat Hawaii lawmakers are once again attempting to bring legal iGaming and sports betting to the state, introducing several bills during the 2025 legislative session. These proposals aim to create a regulated framework for online gambling, fantasy sports, and sports wagering, but they face
Senator Joseph Addabbo Jr. is once again pushing the state to make a move on iGaming New York is once again considering legalizing online poker and casino games. Senator Joseph Addabbo Jr. has introduced SB 2614, a bill aiming to regulate online gambling in the state. Addabbo, a long-time supporter of online gaming legislation, has
The Senate has already put an iGaming bill on the shelf, just two weeks after it was introduced Virginia’s first attempt to explore online casino-style gambling has been sidelined just weeks into 2025. State Senator Mamie Locke introduced Senate Bill 827 to authorize and regulate online gambling but withdrew it shortly after its first committee
Virginia lawmakers are once again trying to find support for a casino in Tysons, Virginia A proposal to potentially bring a casino to Tysons, Virginia, has taken a step forward. Yesterday, the Virginia Senate’s Gaming Subcommittee approved Senate Bill 982, which would allow Fairfax County residents to vote on the matter through a referendum. The
The government is pushing ahead with a casino law, but the public may change its direction Thailand’s plan to legalize casinos may face a public referendum, as Democrat Party MP Jurin Laksanawisit called on the government to seek voter input on the controversial proposal. Speaking recently, Jurin argued that the cost of a referendum, estimated
Senator Joseph P. Addabbo is hoping to force New York’s governor to move on online casinos New York State Senator Joseph P. Addabbo, Jr. continues to advocate for the legalization of iGaming. He’s suggested it could generate significant revenue to support Governor Kathy Hochul’s ambitious 2025 initiatives. During her recent State of the State address,
Wyoming and Indiana could consider legalized iGaming this year Two states, Wyoming and Indiana, are considering steps toward legalizing online casinos, each taking distinct legislative approaches to interactive gaming. Both regions have the opportunity to join the growing list of states that have given the green light to this industry. Wyoming’s House Bill 162 proposes
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