Lawmakers in both states will have to learn from missteps this year in order to be successful with expanding regulated online poker in 2025 and beyond.
Senator Ron Watson (D-Bowie) is back with another bill that proposes to legalize and online casino gaming — including multi-state online poker — in Maryland. But the new bill also calls for levying a 46.5% tax rate.
A new survey found nearly 70% of likely Maryland voters support the idea of launching online poker and casino gaming in the Old Line State.
Report by The Innovation Group projects about $530 million in revenue from online poker and casino in 2026, increasing to more than $920 million by 2032.
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