Montana, known for its vast landscapes, faces a growing problem gambling issue. Ranked third in the nation for problem gamblers, the state struggles with limited resources and no public funding for addiction support, highlighting a critical need for better prevention and treatment programs.
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Ohio extends sports betting deadline, introduces “use it or lose it” clause, allowing flexibility or license revocation based on readiness. Iconic venues like Pro Football Hall of Fame face challenges finding partners.
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The Wyoming Gaming Commission is discussing the potential ban of college prop betting, spurred by concerns about player harassment. NCAA’s push against such bets, citing integrity issues, has influenced other states, with Ohio, Maryland, Vermont, and potentially North Carolina taking action.
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Saracen Casino Resort seeks talks with the Arkansas Racing Commission on legalizing online casino gambling. Despite no national mobile sportsbooks in Arkansas, the state opens a new application period for a fourth casino license. Gulfside and Cherokee Nation Business plan to submit proposals.
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State Senator Joseph Addabbo Jr. was the driving force behind mobile sports betting legislation in the Empire State and he is now the sponsor of SB9226 which would legalize and tax up to 10 online poker sites.
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Alabama’s legislative session ended without passing any gaming bills, despite initial momentum for proposals that included a state lottery and sports betting. The failure to pass these bills means Alabama will not see any significant changes to its gambling landscape this session.
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A legal showdown unfolds in Atlantic City as the UAW contests a smoking exemption, while Local 54 fights for its dismissal, highlighting diverging views on economic repercussions and worker health.
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Governor Roy Cooper advocates for North Carolina bettors to deduct gambling losses, urging legislative change. Taxation on winnings without deduction options might drive bettors to offshore sites, signaling the need for equitable tax laws in the state’s nascent mobile sports betting landscape.
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The Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation have submitted a proposal to build a sprawling casino complex in Pasco, Washington. However, neighboring tribes are unhappy with the proposition and voiced their displeasure at a virtual hearing late last month.
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Alabama Senate’s gaming package stalls by a single vote. With time dwindling in the legislative session, hopes linger for a reconsideration and passage. Stakes are high with divergent visions for Alabama’s gaming future.
