Gambling Regulations: Latest News

In a surprising twist, the high court grants stay after parimutuels’ appeal, halting the launch of Hard Rock Bet and sports betting in Florida.

The non-profit No Casinos Incorporated will have until October 16 to file an amicus brief in Florida Supreme Court opposing the launch of Hard Rock Bet.

Governor Andy Beshear said retail sportsbooks in Kentucky, which have been open for nearly a month, have taken over $10 million in wagers since launch.

Michigan and New York regulators impose bans on prop bets in daily fantasy sports, mirroring Florida’s recent actions.

The Québec Online Gaming Coalition (QOGC) said the NBA, MLS, and CFL support the establishment of a regulated market for online casino and sports betting that closely resembles Ontario’s.

Seven operators began accepting mobile wagers in the Bluegrass State on Thursday, with Circa Sports planning to join the group by year’s end.

Learn about the current status of online sports betting in Florida, including the Seminole Tribe’s role and the ongoing legal challenges.

On Monday, the feds said the plaintiffs that sued over sports betting in Florida should have filed a lawsuit in state court. By the end of the day, they had.

North Carolina lawmakers are considering a proposal to change how mobile sports betting licenses would be issued. Not everyone is thrilled with the idea.

Legal battles continue as plaintiffs seek to delay the launch of Hard Rock Bet, raising questions about the future of mobile sports betting in Florida.

Florida sports betting remains in legal limbo as potential appeals and challenges continue.

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