Gamomat and Bragg Gaming Group announced an agreement to bring Gamomat’s online casino games to Michigan, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Connecticut. The companies said initial releases would include Lava Lions, Great Grizzly and Feng’s Fortune Flaming Link.
The agreement gives Gamomat access to four state markets through Bragg’s distribution activity.
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It was reported that Novig sued New York, Massachusetts, Washington and New Mexico after launching its standalone prediction market platform. The platform launched nationwide under CFTC regulation, according to the report.
A US regulatory roundup dated 3 June 2026 lists developments in Illinois, New Jersey and Minnesota, among other states. Its preview mentions responsible-gambling initiatives and a new tax for prediction markets, without specifying the measures or jurisdictions involved.
DraftKings said it plans to offer crypto-to-cash deposit options for its sportsbook in Illinois, Kentucky, New Hampshire and Vermont. Customers would convert cryptocurrency into traditional currency for deposits; the company has not confirmed which cryptocurrencies it will support.
Churchill Downs is assessing offers for nine casinos across eight US states. Chief executive Bill Carstanjen said in a September interview that strategic priorities drove the proposed disposals, while the properties continued to perform well. Sale proceeds are expected to reduce debt, although the company has warned that it may not complete every disposal.
Flutter-owned FanDuel launched PokerStars on its platform, combining online poker liquidity in New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Michigan. The company said the network will include tournaments and cash games, including Sunday Million events with a $500,000 guarantee; availability in Ontario is planned for later this year.