A federal ban on gambling advertising is possible and would follow calls appearing in other countries The push to ban gambling advertisements in Argentina is gaining momentum now that the country’s Ombudsman introduced a proposal in Congress to enforce federal-level restrictions. This proposal aims to unify the diverse regulations across Argentina’s provinces, calling for a
The state is rapidly cutting back on how gambling and betting operators can advertise New York lawmakers are proposing stricter regulations for sportsbook advertising, aiming to extend existing restrictions currently applicable to retail casinos to the online sports betting industry. Assemblyman Clyde Vanel’s Bill A10658, if passed, would further tighten New York’s grip on sportsbook
The first model would be just a draft, with a final version coming later this year The National Council of Legislators from Gaming States (NCLGS) has announced a delay in releasing its model iGaming legislation, originally slated for its summer conference in Pittsburgh. The decision comes after a lengthy discussion involving legislators, regulators, academics, and
The group is working on creating an online gaming framework that all states could use The National Council of Legislators from Gaming States (NCLGS) will convene its 2024 Summer Meeting in Pittsburgh, with a primary focus on developing a model online casino legislative framework. Despite initial plans to unveil a draft at this meeting, the
Lawmakers decide that now’s not the time to concern themselves with updating gambling laws Northern Ireland’s gambling regulations are stuck in a rut, with calls for reform falling on deaf ears in the recently formed Stormont Assembly. Despite growing concerns about the potential harms of online gambling, particularly the ease of access for young people,
Cardroom owners aren’t happy with legislation that would give tribes the ability to sue them Over 100 demonstrators rallied in Sacramento, California, on Tuesday to protest a bill granting tribal casinos the ability to sue cardrooms. Senate Bill 549, also known as the Tribal Nations Access to Justice Act, was advanced by the California Assembly’s
Lawmakers want to either restrict the popular video game items or eliminate them completely Ireland’s Department of Justice is reviewing its gambling laws, with a potential focus on loot boxes in video games. These randomized in-game purchases, often containing cosmetic items or gameplay advantages, have sparked debate about their addictive nature and potential exploitation of
Lawmakers are considering a measure that would create a stand-alone gaming regulator Northern Ireland’s All Party Group on Reducing Harm Related to Gambling recently published a report with 57 recommendations, including recognizing gambling as a public health issue and a tax on gaming operators to support problem gambling research, prevention, and education. The Belfast News
The Seminole Tribe gets the green light to open its online betting market in the Sunshine State On Monday, the US Supreme Court denied a petition to hear the case that awarded the Seminole Tribe exclusive rights to conduct online sports betting in Florida. Opponents of the compact were shocked at the highest court’s decision
The two Bally’s casinos in the state are closer to being able to offer $100K in credit On Tuesday, the Rhode Island State House approved two bills aimed at doubling the credit limit at Rhode Island’s two casinos. However, some lawmakers are still unclear on what the proposals include. The House of Representatives passed an
Legislation approved last year to ban credit cards for online gambling has gone into effect Australia’s ban on using credit cards for online gambling recently went into effect, forcing players to use other methods to participate in sports betting and casino games. The Australian Parliament passed legislation in 2023 to amend the Interactive Gambling Act
Rep. Paul Tonko wants to see all slots and other forms of gambling removed from the military Rep. Paul Tonko recently filed for an amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), seeking to ban slot machines from US military bases. While the Pentagon notes that slot machine revenue is used to support other recreational
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