LD 1777 proposes online casino gaming & sports betting for four federally recognized tribes, but lawmakers opt to delay until at least December to consider it.
Now comes the hard part for Fanatics: Leveraging its sports apparel and collectibles business to get US sports bettors’ wagers.
Under SB 104, NH would have been the seventh US state with online casino gaming. But lawmakers on the House Ways and Means Committee voted 20-0 to kill the bill.
SB 104 doesn’t specify a tax rate or the number of operators for an online casino contract, but a fiscal analysis attached to the bill assumed a 35% tax rate and three to five operators.
Like similar legislation submitted for the last two years, HB 1536 failed to make it out of the House Committee on Public Policy.
Executives with the Providence-based operator said they want lawmakers and the governor to support legislation in 2023 that calls for launching online casino gaming in the state.
Under bill S4856, qualified licensees would be allowed one skin for online casino gaming. Potential licensees include tribal casinos, racinos, land-based casinos, and nine mobile sportsbooks.
For the first time ever, online sports betting could be part of a years-long agreement between the Delaware Lottery and a primary vendor.
Less than 7 weeks after launching in Indiana, the operator is no longer accepting deposits or wagers. Customers have 4 weeks to withdraw any remaining funds.
Sports betting revenue hit a record $1.7 billion after Americans made just shy of $16 billion in sports wagers. Meanwhile, iGaming revenue is on pace to set a new full-year record in 2022.
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