The province acknowledges that Ontario’s iGaming model is working successfully Alberta is considering a major shift in its online gambling industry by opening the market to private operators. The provincial government has introduced legislation aimed at regulating offshore gambling websites and apps, a move officials say could generate more revenue while strengthening player protections. Service
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New Hampshire Online Gaming Bill Comes up Short
The lawmaker who introduced the measure brought it to a halt amid a lack of support New Hampshire’s latest attempt to legalize online casino gambling has stalled, with lawmakers deciding to halt progress on the bill despite initial support. Senator Tim Lang, who introduced the legislation, tabled the proposal in the Senate Ways and Means
Mississippi House Committee Approves Bill to Raise Casino Tax Rate
The increase comes as the Senate refuses to consider online gambling legislation A Mississippi House committee has approved a bill that would raise taxes on casinos in an effort to offset the state’s loss of potential revenue from online gambling. The proposal, led by House Ways and Means Chairman Trey Lamar, seeks to increase the
Hawaii Lawmakers To Try Once Again To Introduce Legal iGaming, Sports Betting
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
Thailand Could Have Online Casino Laws Ready In A Month
The country’s online gambling laws could be ready sooner than land-based gambling Thailand is making swift progress toward establishing legal online gambling regulations, with the framework expected to be finalized within a month. Digital Economy and Society (DES) Minister Prasert Jantararuangtong confirmed the cabinet’s approval in principle of a proposal to regulate online gambling during
Paraguay Approves Legislation To Eliminate Gambling Monopoly
The country’s president has signed off on legislation that will alter the country’s gambling ecosystem Paraguay has passed Law 7438, a significant reform aimed at ending the gambling monopoly and modernizing the country’s gaming industry. The legislation, approved by the Chamber of Deputies in December, introduces measures to combat illegal gambling, safeguard minors, and promote
Maryland And Virginia Get The iGaming Debates Started
Both states have iGaming bills on the table this week Maryland and Virginia are entering the debate over legalizing online gambling, potentially reshaping the iGaming landscape in their respective states. Both states are exploring legislation that could bring digital gambling platforms to their residents, signaling a broader shift in gambling regulations nationwide. In Maryland, House
Illinois Governor Could Be Ready To Help Support Legalized Online Casinos
The governor is once again willing to consider gambling to offset budgetary deficits Illinois Governor JB Pritzker might soon lend his support to the legalization of online casinos, a move that could provide significant financial benefits for the state. Facing a projected $3 billion budget shortfall, the governor has described online casino gambling as “worthy
California Tribes Sue Cardrooms Using Newly Implemented Law
The tribes are hoping to shut down cardrooms across the state A coalition of Native American tribes in California has filed a lawsuit against several cardrooms. The group is alleging illegal gambling practices involving banked games. The suit, filed in Sacramento’s Superior Court, comes on the heels of the Tribal Nations Access to Justice Act,
North Carolina Issues Decision On State Of Sweepstakes Casinos
An appeals court rules that sweepstakes casinos may violate state laws The North Carolina Court of Appeals has upheld efforts to crack down on sweepstakes casinos, siding with law enforcement in a closely contested decision regarding video gaming kiosks operated by No Limit Games in Robeson County. The ruling is part of an ongoing legal
Italy Begins Latest Overhaul Of Gambling Regulations
The country is scrutinizing a number of its gambling laws Italy has launched a significant overhaul of its gambling regulations, starting with a new licensing framework for online gambling operators. The country’s Customs and Monopolies Agency (ADM) has opened the application process for these licenses, which all operators serving Italian players must acquire by late
Ireland To Introduce Credit Card Ban For Gambling
The reform is just one of many the country’s new gaming regulator is looking to implement Ireland is preparing to introduce a ban on using credit cards for gambling as part of broader efforts to address gambling-related harm. The country’s Gambling Regulatory Authority (GRA), led by Anne-Marie Caulfield, is collaborating with major banks to implement