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New Jersey’s Governor proposes higher taxes on mobile sports betting and iGaming. Meanwhile, Maryland lawmakers push iGaming bills with different tax rates.
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PlayStar Casino enhances its New Jersey platform by partnering with RLX Gaming, adding popular games like Epic Joker and The Great Pigsby. This collaboration, along with recent deals with Play’n Go, strengthens PlayStar’s position in the competitive iGaming market.
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Bet365 has been ordered to pay $519,000 for changing odds on 199 bets without New Jersey DGE approval. A recent audit uncovered technical errors and regulatory breaches. Bet365 must rectify its systems and procedures to prevent future violations and ensure fair wagering practices.
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A renewed push to permit wagering on in-state college sporting events came to the fore when ACR 140, a bill to amend the state constitution that would allow sports betting on all college sports or athletic events, was announced recently.
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CarJitsu, a thrilling new sport approved by New Jersey regulators, brings jiu-jitsu tactics to the confined space of a car. Created by martial arts master Vik Mikheev, it’s gaining popularity fast. Don’t miss out on this unique betting opportunity!
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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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As New York’s downstate casinos loom, Atlantic City faces a pivotal moment. With Meadowlands eyeing a slice too, reinvention is crucial. Can it withstand the shifting tides with diversified offerings and superior service?
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State Senator John McKeon proposes a bill in New Jersey to hike tax rates on iGaming and sportsbook revenues to 30%, aligning with neighboring states’ rates. This move aims to ensure competitive tax structures and potentially boost state revenue streams.
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An innovative plan to tax casinos based on their revenue was unilaterally amended in 2021 which has saved the casinos millions of dollars that would have been earmarked for the Atlantic County tax coffers. The county has sued to recoup those funds and the latest legal battle between the parties will play out this week.
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