Tag: Gambling laws

IdPair, Inc., a company known for its safer gambling technology, is set to launch a new program called the National Voluntary Self-Exclusion Program (NVSEP) in four US states: Colorado, Iowa, Michigan, and Tennessee. This...

At the recent National Council of Legislators from Gaming States (NCLGS) conference in Pittsburgh, a groundbreaking proposal for the 2025 online gambling framework was unveiled. This initiative, spearheaded by former Florida State Senator Steve...

Andy Sanborn's proposed casino in Concord, New Hampshire has recently won a legal battle, increasing the likelihood of the casino opening its doors. A local resident, Kassey Cameron, attempted to block the project through...

Iceland is known for its innovative tech industry and beautiful landscapes, but when it comes to gambling, the country is at a crossroads. While there are no physical casinos in Iceland and the government...

Michigan has taken significant steps to enhance regulation and promote responsible gaming in the state. The Michigan Gaming Control Board (MGCB) will receive $1.9 million in additional funding to add 14 full-time equivalent staff...

The Council of Ministers in Spain has recently appointed Andrés Barragán Urbiola as the Secretary General of Consumption and Gaming. His main responsibility will be to oversee the ongoing federal reforms in the country's...

The landscape of sports betting in the United States has shifted dramatically in recent years, with Nevada losing ground to neighboring states like Arizona. After the Supreme Court decision in 2018 opened the door...