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Kentucky’s Political Quarrel Over Sports Betting Regulation
In a dramatic turn of events, Kentucky’s political landscape has witnessed a heated battle over the regulation of sports betting, culminating in the state’s Republican-controlled legislature overriding a veto from Democratic Governor Andy Beshear on Senate Bill 299.
Connecticut lawmakers introduce a bill to alter advertising practices
Connecticut lawmakers introduce a bill to revise gaming-related statutes.
International Women’s Day 2024: An Interview with Cheryl Jones
International Women’s Day celebrates the achievements of women around the globe. The aim of International Women’s Day is to promote gender equality, challenge stereotypes, and encourage women’s empowerment in all aspects of life. Cheryl Jones, President of EMEA at Odds On Compliance, shares her motivating story and the journey that led her to where she is now. Cheryl also spearheaded the formation of WLW: Women Leading Women, a resource group/initiative for women in gaming, tech, and sports, aimed at creating a supportive and empowering community for women within the gaming industry.
Texas Rollin’ the Dice: The Legal Dance of Private Card Rooms
In Texas, the emergence of private card rooms has stirred a pot of legal ambiguity and debate. With names like Texas Card House and Magic Island, these establishments operate under the guise of private clubs, leveraging what some call a loophole in the Texas Penal Code.
UK Gambling Commission’s next steps to address gambling related harms
The Gambling Commission, in alignment with the Government’s Gambling White Paper, has been advancing its initiatives on financial risk checks, a critical measure to identify and support players at financial risk due to gambling.
North Carolina: New proposed rules for marketing and advertising
The following analysis pertains to the proposed rules published by the North Carolina State Lottery Commission. Please note that these rules are pending final rulemaking, and we advise adhering to them until further updates are provided.
Assessing Maryland’s Latest Proposal to Authorize Internet Gaming
In Maryland, the debate over the legalization of online casinos has reached a pivotal point with the introduction of Senate Bill 603 (SB 603), slated for discussion by the state’s Senate Budget and Taxation Committee on February 28.
New Jersey and Washington Consider Innovative Approach to Gambling-Related Crimes
In a bid to address the complex intersection of crime and problem gambling, legislators in New Jersey and Washington are pushing for the establishment of alternative court systems. Inspired by successful models in Ohio, Nevada, and New York, these states are considering the implementation of Gambling Treatment Diversion Court Pilot Programs.
Unregulated skill gaming – is it time for regulation?
The future of skill gaming, whether it be conducted online, or in retail establishments, lies not just in its entertainment value but in its responsible and ethical governance, a direction that demands the collaborative efforts of legislators, industry leaders, and players.