The bill is the latest effort, although the tax implications may scare some away Lawmakers in Ohio are taking a fresh look at expanding online gambling in the state, with a new proposal that could bring significant changes to how digital gaming is regulated and taxed. State Sen. Nathan Manning has introduced Senate Bill 197,
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Paraguay To Give Up Gambling Monopoly Following Legislative Changes
The South American country is going to open its retail and online gambling markets Paraguay has officially ended its gambling monopoly after the government signed Law No. 7348/2025, opening the door for private operators to legally offer games of chance both online and in physical locations. The new legislation replaces key aspects of the old
Online Gambling Bill Approved in Alberta, Canada
The bill now only needs Royal Assent, which most believe is a guarantee Alberta is officially moving ahead with plans to open its online gambling market to private operators. The province’s legislature has passed Bill 48, known as the iGaming Alberta Act, clearing the way for regulated online casinos and sportsbooks to operate under government
Ohio Lawmaker Confirms New Online Gambling Bill in the Works
The bill could be a measure to help the state respond to budget shortfalls Ohio could soon see a major shift in its gambling laws, with a new online gaming bill currently being drafted. Representative Brian Stewart, a Republican from Ashville and chair of the House Finance Committee, confirmed that he’s working on legislation that
Florida Anti-Online Gambling Bill Runs Out of Steam
Two gambling-related bills failed to garner enough support, but could be resurrected later Efforts to restrict online gambling in Florida have hit a wall, at least for now. Senate Bill 1404, introduced by Senator Corey Simon, aimed to ban online sweepstakes casinos and other forms of internet gambling not covered under the state’s compact with
Rhode Island Bill To Change Gambling Laws Makes a Comeback After Being Rejected
A bill to tighten state gambling laws was defeated, but a push by lawmakers has brought it back to life A proposal to tighten Rhode Island’s gambling laws is back in play after it was narrowly defeated just days ago. The bill, originally turned down by the House Judiciary Committee on April 22 in a
Hawaii Bill To Renew Discussion on Gambling Legalization Advances
Despite previous failures, some Hawaii lawmakers continue to push for legalized gambling Hawaii lawmakers are taking a fresh step in the long-running debate over legalized gambling. This week, the state’s House passed a resolution to form a working group that will examine past gambling proposals and explore their potential role in future development projects, including
Florida Anti-Online Gambling Bill Takes Another Step Forward
Approval of the bill would mean tougher penalties for certain gambling activity A bill aimed at cracking down on illegal online gambling and sports betting in Florida is gaining ground in the state legislature. Sponsored by Sen. Corey Simon, SB 1404 received a favorable vote from the Senate Appropriations Committee on Agriculture, Environment, and General
Nevada Bill To Strengthen Gambling Laws Moving Forward
The goal of the bill is to reduce the presence of illegal gambling in the state through tighter rules Nevada is taking steps to crack down on illegal gambling operations with a new bill that just cleared the state Senate. Senate Bill 256, introduced by Sen. Rochelle Nguyen, was approved with a unanimous 20-0 vote,
Alabama’s Gambling Efforts for 2025 Are Already Off the Table
The state’s Senate leader has confirmed that there won’t be any more discussion on the topic Efforts to legalize gambling and establish a state lottery in Alabama have once again hit a wall. The latest proposal, introduced in the State House, was quickly rejected, ending its chances before it could gain any momentum. Lawmakers who’ve
Maine Tribes Seek Control of Online Gambling Through New Bill
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
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