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daily_news
4 June 2019
New Hampshire prevails in Wire Act challenge
A New Hampshire District Court Judge has ruled in favour of the state in its legal challenge against the US Department of Justice’s (DoJ) revised Wire Act opinion, stating that the 1961 act only applies to sports betting.
news_analysis
18 April 2019
State of the Union: Pennsylvania, NJ, Indiana and more
This week's State of the Union, in partnership with Segev LLP, looks at the performance of the regulated Delaware, New Jersey and Pennsylvania markets, as well as the progress of bills in Indiana and North Carolina.

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daily_news
17 April 2019
Washington tribe files lawsuit against Valve Corporation
Washington State-based tribal casino operator the Quinault Indian Nation has accused Valve Corporation of facilitating illegal gambling on its online video games distribution platform Steam in a new lawsuit.
news_analysis
28 March 2019
State of the Union: Wire Act, RI and Virginia and more
This week’s State of the Union sees the Department of Justice hit back at New Hampshire’s challenge against its revised Wire Act opinion. Elsewhere Rhode Island Governor Gina Raimondo has ratified mobile wagering legislation, and Virginia Governor Ralph Northam has set the state on the path to legal casino gaming.

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daily_news
26 March 2019
Virginia Governor signs casino bill into law
Virginia Governor Ralph Northam has signed into law a bill that paves the way for land-based casino gaming, as well as providing a route to law for igaming and sports betting in the state.
daily_news
25 March 2019
DoJ files motion to dismiss NH Wire Act challenge
The US Department of Justice (DoJ) has filed a motion to dismiss the complaints filed against its revised stance on the Wire Act on behalf of the New Hampshire Lottery Corporation and NeoPollard Interactive.
news_analysis
7 March 2019
State of the union: DoJ extends Wire act deadline and more
This week's State of the Union focuses on the DoJ’s decision to extend its deadline for gaming companies to comply with its revised stance on the Wire Act. Also included this week are legislative developments in New York, Minnesota, Georgia and more.
daily_news
7 March 2019
Connecticut committee chair files sports betting proposal
The chairman of the Connecticut House Public Safety and Security Committee Joe Verrengia has filed a proposal to regulate online and land-based sports betting in the state.
daily_news
22 February 2019
Kentucky and North Dakota sports betting bills advance
Lawmakers in Kentucky and North Dakota have advanced bills that would legalise various forms of sports betting in each state.
news_analysis
21 February 2019
State of the Union: the latest developments in the US
The State of the Union, in partnership with Segev LLP, covers the latest regulatory developments across the US. This week pressure has been ramped up on the Department of Justice in the wake of its revised Wire Act opinion, South Dakota and Minnesota are considering sports betting bills and Arkansas is thrashing out sports betting regulations, while Illinois' new Democrat Governor has factored sports betting into his 2020 budget.
daily_news
15 February 2019
Minnesota considers tribal sports betting proposal
Lawmakers in Minnesota are to consider a new bill that could lead to the legalisation of sports betting at tribal casinos in the US state.
news_analysis
14 February 2019
State of the union
This week's State of the Union covers developments across the US, with bills progressing in a number of states, the New Jersey and Pennsylvania Attorneys General taking on the Wire Act, and Rhode Island edging closer to approving mobile wagering.

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daily_news
12 February 2019
Tribal sports betting bill filed in Washington State
A group of eight Washington Representatives have put forward a new bill that would legalise sports betting via tribal gaming facilities in the state, both in-person and online.
news_analysis
30 January 2019
Revising the Wire Act: What does it mean for you? Part 2
In the second part of iGaming Business' deep dive into the revised Wire Act opinion, ICE Sports Betting USA speakers stress the need for clarity from the Department of Justice as they look to work out the best way to interpret the ruling.
daily_news
21 January 2019
AGA allays concerns over US DoJ Wire Act opinion
The American Gaming Association (AGA) has attempted to address concerns over the US Department of Justice's revised opinion on the Wire Act by insisting that states and tribes are still able to offer regulated online gaming.
news_analysis
24 October 2018
Q&A: Rodney Butler, chairman, Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation
Tribal chairman and interim CEO of Foxwoods Resort Casino on the US wagering and igaming landscape post PASPA

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news_analysis
16 April 2018
More than skin deep
The multiple-skins approach for licensing online gaming in Pennsylvania is a potential win for tribal gaming, writes Jessica A. Feil

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news_analysis
9 October 2017
Future uncertain for tribes as legal US sportsbetting nears
Ahead of the Supreme Court decision on sports betting legalisation, Suzanne Perilloux Leckert and Paul Girvan consider the implications for the tribes.
webinar
5 April 2017

De-coding the congressional and state-by-state path of sports betting in the USA

The webinar "De-coding the congressional and state-by-state path of sports betting in the USA" took place on the 5th April 2017 at 17:00 BST.
daily_news
19 August 2016
‘Bad actor’ PokerStars faces five-year California ban
PokerStars is set to be banned from California for a further five years beyond the legalisation of online poker under an amended bill that could be voted on as soon as next week.

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