The bill, sponsored by Rep. David Muradian Jr., aimed to legalize online gaming and poker in the state. The Joint Committee on Economic Development and Emerging Technologies voted to move the bill to study, effectively shelving it.
Indiana has outlawed online sweepstakes casinos and sportsbooks, but sweepstakes poker remains legal. The new law, signed by Governor Mike Braun, will take effect on July 1, 2026.
Virginia's legislative session ended without a deal on online gaming and poker, leaving key differences in tax and revenue structures unresolved. The National Association Against iGaming (NAAiG) opposed the legislation, citing risks to families and communities.
The Seneca Nation is gearing up for the potential launch of online casinos and poker in New York, with key figures expressing confidence in imminent legalization.
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The Las Vegas Sands Corp. suffered heavy losses in the Texas primaries, despite spending millions on candidates. The company remains committed to pushing for casino legalization.
The UK gambling sector faces significant changes in 2026, including tax increases and regulatory shifts that are reshaping the industry. The Remote Gaming Duty will nearly double, and new promotional rules are driving market contractions.