With less than 100 days remaining until the start of the 54th Annual World Series of Poker, we take a look at what this year’s series could mean for Nevada players.
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.
GeoComply Solutions says Missourians attempted to access legal sportsbooks a quarter-of-a-million times to place wagers but were blocked from betting.
Traditional wagers are expected to exceed casual bets for the first time, according to the American Gaming Association (AGA).
The pair become the state’s 14th and 15th mobile sportsbooks through partnerships with the NFL’s Washington Commanders and Loudoun United of the USL Championship.
One bill introduced in January calls for the New York State Gaming Commission (NYSGC) to issue 11 licenses to online poker operators.
Should HB 1536 win passage in the General Assembly, Indiana would be authorized to join a multi-state online poker compact like the MSIGA.
In an exclusive interview, Rep. Michael Meredith (R-Oakland) says he may need to drop online poker from his sports betting bill in order to win passage in the General Assembly.