Representative Robert Davis has been inspired by recent studies on iGaming interest Wyoming is gearing up for another attempt to legalize online casinos during its 2025 legislative session. Representative Robert Davis confirmed plans to reintroduce an iGaming bill, citing promising findings from a recent study that explored the potential economic impact of such legislation. The
Category: Gambling Legislation
Argentina Moving Forward With New Gambling and Betting Laws
The country is clamping down on gambling advertising Argentina is advancing efforts to reform gambling and betting regulations, following the approval of a new bill by the Chamber of Deputies. The legislation aims to address gambling addiction, regulate online gambling, and create a national framework for oversight. It passed with 139 votes in favor, while
UK Gambling Operators Face New Restrictions That Will Impact Players
Reduced slot caps and mandatory levies may hinder operator growth The UK government has introduced significant measures to address gambling-related harm, including stake limits on online slots and a mandatory tax on operators expected to raise £100 million (US$127 million) annually. Gambling Minister Baroness Twycross announced these changes, emphasizing their importance in tackling addiction and
Paraguay Advances Legislation To Remove Gambling Monopoly
The country is a step closer to eliminating the long-held gambling monopoly Paraguay has taken a significant step toward reforming its gambling industry with the introduction of a new bill aimed at dismantling the current monopoly and liberalizing the market. Proposed by the executive branch earlier this month, the legislation seeks to amend Law No.
NY Governor Under Fire for Rejecting Casino Licensing Timeline
Gov. Hochul vetoes a measure that would have expedited the licensing process New York Governor Kathy Hochul is facing criticism after vetoing a bill that would have established clear deadlines for the licensing process of three downstate casinos. The bill, known as S9673A, aimed to set a timeline for the submission of casino applications and
New Jersey Plans on Taking Control of Online Gaming Accounts
A bill redefines what constitutes dormant online gaming accounts New Jersey lawmakers are pushing forward legislation to change how inactive online gambling accounts are managed, aiming to ensure unclaimed funds are returned to their rightful owners. Under the proposed bill, funds in accounts that have been dormant for three years would be transferred to the
Ontario Makes Online Gaming Changes With the iGaming Ontario Act
The Canadian province will bring greater regulatory oversight to the iGaming market Ontario’s online gaming industry is set to experience significant changes following the passage of Bill 216, introducing the iGaming Ontario Act. This new legislation restructures iGaming Ontario (iGO), separating it from the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) and establishing it as
Dutch Lawmakers Are Ready To Implement New Gambling Restrictions
The country will reduce gambling ads and ban credit cards for gambling purchases Dutch lawmakers are advancing efforts to impose stricter regulations on gambling, responding to mounting concerns about the risks of addiction and harm, particularly among young people. Recent proposals call for a ban on using credit cards for online gambling and a comprehensive
Efforts To Bring Fifth Casino to Virginia Face Large Hurdle
Lawmakers have intervened in an attempt to bring a casino to Fairfax County Efforts to bring a fifth casino to Virginia have hit a major roadblock, as the proposal to build a gambling venue in Tysons is officially stalled. Senate Bill 675, which sought to allow Fairfax County voters to decide on the matter through
Alabama Very Likely To Consider Gambling Legislation in 2025
State lawmakers are ready to revive the subject of legalized gambling Some Alabama lawmakers are likely to revisit the topic of gambling legislation in 2025. Discussions around a comprehensive gambling bill have resurfaced, with sponsors of previous legislation emphasizing the importance of regulating the state’s gambling industry. Senator Greg Albritton, who previously supported the bill,
Brazil’s Supreme Court Enters Gambling Discussion, Bans Some Forms of Advertising
Brazil’s upcoming launch of online gambling and sports betting continues to see more restrictions Brazil’s Federal Supreme Court (STF) has fast-tracked measures aimed at addressing the social and financial consequences of gambling. On November 14, the court unanimously approved an emergency injunction from Minister Luiz Fux, implementing stricter regulations, including banning the use of Bolsa
Virginia Senator Continues Push for New Casino
The lawmaker has been trying for years to bring a casino to Fairfax County Virginia Senator Dave Marsden is once again advocating for the construction of a casino in Fairfax County, specifically in Tysons. Legislation enabling Northern Virginia residents to vote on the matter is expected to be introduced in January. This marks the third