by Giovanni Shorter | Oct 11, 2021 3:41 pm | Regulatory
Lawmakers in Georgia are once again opening the discussion for a regulated sports betting market. House of Representative members plan to discuss sports gaming at length during the 2022 legislative session in January. There is growing optimism that these discussions...
by Giovanni Shorter | Sep 29, 2021 5:40 pm | Regulatory
Local businessmen along with No Casinos have filed a new lawsuit to prevent sports betting from launching in Florida. The lawsuit challenges the validity of sportsbooks going live in Florida based on a 2018 Florida constitutional amendment requirement. The Seminole...
by Giovanni Shorter | Sep 24, 2021 3:19 pm | Regulatory
Ohio’s House and Senate have reconvened and legislators are hoping to come together and agree to regulate a sports betting industry. The Senate has passed SB 176 while the House is pushing for HB 29, both bills would open sports wagering in Ohio. These measures have...
by Christina Monroe | Sep 16, 2021 4:25 pm | Regulatory
Senate Bill 688 that would expand the sports betting market in North Carolina is getting another shot with lawmakers. The legislation will need to pass through four House committees and a House floor vote before being sent to Governor Roy Cooper for approval. Ten to...
by Christina Monroe | Sep 14, 2021 3:43 pm | Regulatory
Governor Charlie Baker continues to advocate for sports betting regulations in Massachusetts. The Governor believes that the Bay State is losing millions of dollars in revenue with the NFL season to neighboring states who have sportsbooks. The Massachusetts...
by Giovanni Shorter | Sep 3, 2021 11:36 am | Regulatory
A $25 million proposed horse racing track in Sturbridge Massachusetts would host sports betting if the state passes legislation for it. Supporters of the Sturbridge Agricultural and Equestrian Center are also heavily in favor of sports betting launching in...
