Virginia lawmakers find insurmountable resistance to the measure and don’t move forward A proposal to bring a casino to Fairfax County, Virginia, has been put on hold after facing strong pushback from residents and local leaders. The plan, centered around Senate Bill 675, aimed to let voters decide whether to approve a gaming venue in
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Connecticut Could Soon Become Part of MSIGA Online Poker Compact
The state’s lawmakers could soon approve a law that would open the online gambling segment Connecticut is on the verge of taking a major step toward expanding its online poker offerings, with new legislation enabling the state to join the Multi-State Internet Gaming Agreement (MSIGA). The Connecticut House of Representatives passed Senate Bill 1235 unanimously
Japan Preparing Sweeping Gambling Changes as It Prepares Casino Market
The country will have its first land-based casino in a few years and wants to block iGaming Japan is moving forward with major legislative changes aimed at curbing gambling addiction and reshaping its approach to casino gaming. The country’s House of Representatives recently passed a bill that would prohibit both the operation and promotion of
Carded Play Swiftly Becoming Part of Australia’s Gambling Legislation
Australian state legislators are cracking down on casinos Australia is moving closer to integrating carded play into its gambling regulations, with Victoria leading the shift through newly passed legislation. On May 27, 2025, the Victorian Parliament approved the Gambling Legislation Amendment (Pre-commitment and Carded Play) Bill 2024, signaling a stronger push toward responsible gambling measures
Ohio Gambling Expansion Bill Facing Challenges
Opponents and supporters are making the bill’s progress difficult A bill aiming to legalize online casino gaming in Ohio is encountering stiff resistance as lawmakers continue to weigh the proposal’s broader impact. During a three-hour hearing on May 29, the Ohio Senate’s Select Committee on Gaming heard testimony from more than 40 individuals, the majority
Thai Casino Bill a Top Priority When Government Session Restarts in July
Lawmakers are confident the legislation will progress over the summer Thailand’s controversial casino bill is expected to take center stage when the country’s parliament reconvenes in early July. Deputy Finance Minister Julapun Amornvivat confirmed that the legislation, which would legalize casino-entertainment complexes, is now a top priority for the government, despite ongoing political tension and
Nevada Bill That Toughens Gambling Laws Advances
Both legislative chambers have now signed off on the legislation Live dealer roulette offers the thrill of real casino play from the comfort of home, but it still carries one important element players can’t ignore: the house edge. This built-in advantage for the casino plays a key role in shaping your results over time, and
Indonesia Becomes the Latest SE Asia Country To Be In the Casino Spotlight
The country could following several others considering legalized casinos in the region Indonesia is starting to attract attention in Southeast Asia’s casino conversation, following a new proposal that could change how the country approaches gambling laws. A recent public discussion in West Java sparked debate after an academic suggested that the country consider legalizing casinos—but
Senate Legislation Could Offer Huge Relief to Casino Workers
The bill would make tips tax-free if approved by Congress A new bill making its way through Congress could bring meaningful financial relief to casino and hospitality workers across the country. The “No Tax on Tips Act,” introduced by Senator Ted Cruz and supported by Senator Jacky Rosen, passed the Senate this week without a
Ohio Preparing New Online Gambling Legalization Bill
The new bill places stiff restrictions on who can offer online gambling in the state Ohio lawmakers are weighing two different proposals that could open the door to legal online gambling in the state. One week after a Senate bill was introduced, two Republican representatives in the House unveiled a separate measure aimed at allowing
Georgia Could Make Another Run at Legalized Gambling
Rumors are circulating that lawmakers will undertake a new study on legalized gambling Georgia lawmakers are once again revisiting the possibility of legalizing gambling. A House study committee has been formed to examine how legal gaming could impact the state’s economy, job market, and social landscape. The group will be led by Rep. Marcus Wiedower,
New Hampshire Casino Receives Approval To Increase Gaming Floor
The Hampton Beach Casino could more than quadruple its gaming size following local approvals Developers behind the upcoming Hampton Beach Casino complex have received the green light to expand their charitable gaming operation. On May 15, the Hampton Zoning Board voted 4-1 in favor of a special exception, allowing a significant increase in gaming space