The Massachusetts Gaming Commission says only games it has authorised and listed may be offered at a gaming establishment. Its page identifies the active rules and says they fall under regulation 205 CMR 147.00.
Operators must use only table games authorised and listed by the commission.
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The Massachusetts Gaming Commission’s licensee information page states that only operators listed by the commission may accept sports wagers in the state. It says licensed operators pay tax on gross sports wagering revenue at 15% for retail and 20% online, and notes that Betr and WynnBet did not renew their temporary licences after early 2024.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission listed a $15,000 fine for PENN Sports Interactive in a notice dated 13 October 2025. The page links to a separate article but does not state the reason for the fine.
A New Hampshire Senate Finance Committee approved Senator Tim Lang’s amendment to House Bill 2, which would remove the state’s $50 maximum bet on casino table games. Senator Cindy Rosenwald raised concerns about gambling expansion, while Lang argued that the change would help New Hampshire compete with neighbouring states; the bill’s next steps are not stated.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission listed a report saying DraftKings had begun the process of requesting a full five-year sports betting licence. The regulator page provided a link to the report but no further details.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission’s page lists a report about the state’s sports betting industry generating more than $50 million in April. The page is dated 28 May 2024 and links to the underlying article.