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Could Québec Be Next to Expand Regulated Online Poker in Canada?
The industry-led Québec Online Gaming Coalition (QOGC) aims to set up a regulated market in Québec that closely resembles Ontario’s.
Rhode Island iGaming Bills Include Option for Multi-State Poker
Rhode Island considers Bally’s proposal to legalize online casino gaming and poker, potentially joining MSIGA for multi-state online poker.
Study Shows Pennsylvanians Still Drawn to Offshore Poker Sites
Researchers from Penn State estimate that for every 4.3 players in a regulated poker room in Pennsylvania there is one person playing poker at an illegal site.
Nevada Online Casino Workshop: No Plans to Reschedule — Yet
Officials with the Nevada Gaming Control Board (NGCB) offer slightly different takes on whether a cancelled workshop from May 2021 will be rescheduled.
Indiana Online Poker & Casino Bill Running Out of Time to Pass
The House Committee on Public Policy has yet to schedule a hearing for the iGaming expansion bill, HB 1536.
Indiana Online Poker, Casino Would Bring in More Tax Revenue
As state lawmakers consider expanding iGaming, the Office of Fiscal and Management Analysis (OFMA) says Indiana could receive nearly $140 million in additional tax revenue by year three.
Next Kentucky Sports Betting Bill Likely Won’t Have Online Poker
In an exclusive, Rep. Michael Meredith says he might need to drop online poker from his bill in order to win enough support for sports betting in the conservative state.
The 2023 Kentucky Online Poker & Sports Betting Bill: What You Need to Know
Three lawmakers have submitted HB 106 for consideration during the 2023 session, but time to act on the proposed bill is shorter than last year.
Which State is Next for US Online Poker? Part VI: Iowa
Analysts say the Hawkeye State is a likely candidate for expanded iGaming, but “gaming fatigue” among state lawmakers could spell few changes before 2024.
Which State is Next for US Online Poker? Part IV: Indiana
A report compiled by Spectrum Gaming Group could prove to be pivotal as supporters of iGaming expansion look to win support from skeptical lawmakers.
Which State is Next for US Online Poker? Part III: Kentucky
Ruby red Kentucky seems like an odd place for online poker, but efforts to legalize it and sports betting have come progressively closer over the last three years. Third in a series.
Which State is Next for US Online Poker? Part I: West Virginia
The state regulator says it is eager to join the Multi-State Internet Gaming Agreement (MSIGA) and is just waiting for an operator to ask it to join the compact. First in a series.
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