The bill would give the tribes a complete monopoly on online gambling Maine’s federally recognized tribes are pushing for exclusive control over online poker and casino gaming through a new legislative proposal. The bill, known as HP 769, seeks to allow the Wabanaki tribes to operate online gambling, a move that has drawn both strong
Category: Gambling Legislation
Hawaii Governor Gets Behind Push for Legalized Gambling
Governor Josh Green wants to use gambling to help fund a new stadium Hawaii Governor Josh Green has expressed openness to the idea of legalized gambling as discussions continue about funding the Aloha Stadium Entertainment District project. While he has not taken a firm stance, Green acknowledged that public opinion is shifting, with a recent
Alabama Lawmaker Expected To Introduce Gambling Bill This Year
Despite previous failures, a new attempt to offer gambling in Alabama is possible A new push for legalized gambling in Alabama could take shape soon, as State Senator Greg Albritton is preparing to introduce a bill that would bring a state lottery, sports betting, and expanded gambling options to a public vote. Albritton, who has
New York Bill Will Help Ease Path for Citi Field Casino
The owner of the New York Mets has a powerful ally in Senator John Liu A proposal to bring a casino hotel near Citi Field took a major step forward as New York State Sen. John Liu introduced a bill that could clear a key legal hurdle. The legislation, if passed, would remove the parkland
Thailand’s Cabinet Approves Casino Legalization Measure
The cabinet’s approval paves the way for a vote by the country’s House of Representatives Thailand’s government has taken a major step toward legalizing casinos, with the cabinet approving a bill that would allow the establishment of entertainment complexes featuring gambling facilities. The proposed legislation will now move to the House of Representatives for further
Alberta, Canada Considers Allowing Private Gaming Operators Into Market
The province acknowledges that Ontario’s iGaming model is working successfully Alberta is considering a major shift in its online gambling industry by opening the market to private operators. The provincial government has introduced legislation aimed at regulating offshore gambling websites and apps, a move officials say could generate more revenue while strengthening player protections. Service
Thailand’s Government Could Rule on Casino Legislation This Week
The fate of the controversial bill depends on how much influence public sentiment has had Thailand’s government is set to make a key decision on proposed casino legislation this week, a move that could reshape the country’s tourism and gaming industry. The Ministry of Finance has finalized a draft bill aimed at establishing entertainment complexes
Alabama Lawmaker Confirms Gambling Discussion Taking Place off the Books
Despite resistance, some state lawmakers would welcome a larger gambling market Discussions about gambling legislation in Alabama are continuing behind closed doors, according to Senate Majority Leader Steve Livingston. While no official proposals are currently on the table, conversations among lawmakers are taking place as they assess whether there is enough support to move forward
Las Vegas Sands Reverses Course on Texas Casino
Local resistance has forced the casino to shift gears in the Lone Star State After facing strong public opposition, Las Vegas Sands has decided to withdraw its plans for a casino in Irving, Texas. The company’s proposal, which included a large-scale resort, initially featured casino gaming but was met with resistance from residents and local
Arkansas Looking To Legalize Online Casinos Through New Bill
A bill would allow the state’s current casino operators to launch online gambling Arkansas lawmakers are pushing forward with a bill that would legalize online casino gambling in the state, allowing its three licensed casinos to expand their digital offerings. The proposal, known as House Bill 1861 (HB 1861), was introduced on March 19 and
South Carolina Bill Could Allow for up to Three Casinos in the State
The bill borrows from Virginia’s land-base casino initiative South Carolina lawmakers are considering a bill that could bring casino gambling to the state for the first time, allowing up to three casino resorts in select counties. The proposal, called the I-95 Economic and Education Stimulus Act, aims to boost economic development in rural areas, particularly
Texas City Changes Zoning Laws That Could Help Ease Casino Development
The city of Irving appears ready to support a casino even if the state isn’t A proposed resort and casino in North Texas moved one step closer to reality after the Irving Planning and Zoning Commission voted in favor of rezoning land for the potential development. The decision, which passed by a narrow 5-4 vote,