The Department of Justice is seeking to compel former casino mogul Steve Wynn to register as an agent of the Chinese government
Las Vegas-based Maverick Gaming will have its lawsuit heard in the the District Court in the Western District of Washington.
Ontario's online gambling plan is not without its critics, and the province's own Auditor General isn't sure if it's actually legal.
There's still no firm date for Michigan to join the interstate poker compact, but new guidelines from the MGCB suggest it may be imminent.
AGCO's "Internet Gaming Go-Live Compliance Guide" contains some interesting details about how the market will function.
Washington State officials are looking to have a lawsuit by Maverick Gaming transferred from D.C. back to their home state.
SCOTUS has begun hearing arguments on whether the Restoration Act allows Texas to prevent its tribes from offering electronic bingo.
SCOTUS may put limits on a decision which prevents Oklahoma from prosecuting crimes on the tribal lands in the eastern part of the state.
With the signature collection deadline approaching, a legal battle over Florida gambling expansion ballot measures is increasingly ferocious.
An escalating legal battle between the Seminole Tribe and Las Vegas Sands paints a bleak picture for the future of gambling in Florida.
SCOTUS will hear arguments in February as to whether the Restoration Act requires the tribes to submit to state gaming regulation.
Polymarket, which let users wager cryptocurrency against one another on yes/no propositions, has been fined and ordered to shut down.
The Ysleta Del Sur Pueblo of Texas will fight a Supreme Court battle to affirm their right to conduct gaming activities on their own land.
A potentially historic SCOTUS battle has been averted, as PokerStars owner Flutter and Kentucky have reached an agreement to settle.
The Ontario Alcohol and Gaming Commission has released its "Registrar's Standards for Internet Gaming." Here's what's in them.
Another loot box lawsuit is underway in California court. The plaintiff alleges that EA's dynamic match difficulty is aimed at coercing greater spending.
The federal government has restated its arguments to the First Circuit Court of Appeals as it works to expand the scope of the 1961 Wire...
A number of parties have filed amicus briefs in support of the New Hampshire Lottery, which is litigating the 2018 Wire Act opinion in the...
Litigation over the scope of the Wire Act is still underway in the First Circuit, though the court has canceled its upcoming sitting due to...
A recent post from the Thoroughbred Idea Foundation on the state of horse racing provides a cautionary tale for the young US sports betting industry.
The legality of lottery resellers largely hinges on the laws of individual states, though the federal Wire Act is part of the conversation too.
The growing rift between the governor and the tribes in Oklahoma makes online poker and sports betting an afterthought for now.
What happened in the Ninth Circuit courts that convinced a Congressman from New York to file a federal sports betting bill?
The Coalition to Stop Internet Gambling has filed its amicus brief in the Wire Act appeal, reinforcing a few key points that fell flat in...
Three prominent tribes in Oklahoma have filed suit against the governor over the terms of their compacts authorizing Class III gaming.