Sports betting in North Carolina will now be classified as a Class III gaming activity that tribal casinos can offer. Betting on NC college teams will also be allowed in the state’s tribal casinos. Language for state-wide mobile wagering apps in NC was left out … Read more
The Oregon Lottery partnered with SBtech back in May to provide sports betting through both retail and mobile sportsbooks. GeoComply is a geolocation technology service that has been adopted by many in the iGaming Industry. SALEM, Ore. – Earlier this week, the Oregon Lottery took … Read more
MI H 4926, a comprehensive iGaming and online sports betting bill, made it to the Governor’s desk during the last legislative session before it was ultimately vetoed. A Michigan sports betting bill would allow for retail sportsbooks to be built at both the state’s tribal … Read more
Sports betting in Indiana will be allowed to begin as early as September 1st. The Indiana Gaming Commission (IGC) has approved sports betting to take place in 13 locations including 10 casinos and three off-track betting facilities. Placing wagers on esports and high school sports … Read more
No Wyoming sports betting bills were introduced during the state’s 2019 legislative session. The Joint Committee of Travel, Recreation, and Cultural Resources originally passed on the opportunity to create a bill for a regulated gambling commission in Wyoming. The newest attempt to create a gambling … Read more
Washington sports betting bill HB 1975 would have legalized sports betting in the state, but only inside tribal casinos. The Washington State Gambling Commission will be conducting public hearings in the following months to gain feedback on possibly legalizing sports betting. OLYMPIA, Wash. – Seattle … Read more
The Seneca Nation is in the middle of a revenue-sharing dispute with the NY government. That dispute could give NY the power to block the Seneca from offering sports betting. If unchallenged, the Seneca could launch sports betting at their three NY properties this year. … Read more
NC sports betting bill SB 154 will include wagering on sports as part of the Class III gaming activities that tribal casinos are allowed to offer. North Carolina only has two tribal casinos in the entire state. NC SB 574 would create a gaming commission … Read more
Iowa sportsbooks have already been approved at several casinos throughout the state. Mobile sports wagering apps in Iowa will be geo-fenced so users can only place wagers while still physically located in the state. ALTOONA, Iowa – Football fans know it’s never too early to … Read more
NC SB 154 previously passed through the state Senate in April with 42-7 vote. The bill would only authorize sports wagers to be placed in either of the two tribal casinos in the state. NC SB 574, another gambling-focused bill in the House, would put … Read more
The Montana Lottery’s no-bid sportsbook contract with Intralot is generating controversy. Various industry lobbyists want a full, open bidding process. If the Intralot deal is scrapped, sports betting could be delayed into next year. HELENA, Mont. – Montana is racing the clock to get sports … Read more
New Hampshire sports betting bill NH HB 480 was passed through the state legislature on June 13, 2019. Sports betting in NH will be conducted through both retail locations and through state-wide mobile sports wagering apps. NH Governor Sununu has shown previous support for sports … Read more