The Massachusetts Gaming Commission (MGC) will hold a remote adjudicatory hearing on 11 February 2026 concerning the durable suitability of Bally’s Interactive, LLC. The commission said the hearing will begin at 10:00 a.m. under Massachusetts law and regulations.
The hearing will consider Bally’s Interactive’s durable suitability to operate in Massachusetts.
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The Massachusetts Gaming Commission scheduled a remote adjudicatory hearing concerning Benjamin Winston, an individual qualifier for Blue Tarp reDevelopment, which operates as MGM Springfield. The hearing was set for 23 February 2026 at 1pm; the notice does not state its subject or outcome.
Illinois’ Senate Executive Committee scheduled a hearing on SB 2749 for 18 February 2026, the report said. The bill, introduced by Senator Julie Morrison, would add gambling disorder to the state’s Substance Use Disorder Act and direct the Department of Human Services to provide support services, a hotline and a website.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission will hold a remote hearing on 9 November 2026 about Plainville Gaming and Redevelopment LLC’s application to renew its licence to conduct a racing meeting in Plainville for calendar year 2027. The commission said the hearing will begin at 9:30 a.m.; the renewal application remains under consideration.
Brazil's Federal Supreme Court (STF) scheduled a public hearing for 3 November. Representatives from the government and other sectors are expected to attend, according to the report.
A public hearing on betting is set for Tuesday, November 3, at the Federal Supreme Court (STF), and various sectors will be watching it closely. Government representatives and those of other sectors are expected to attend the meeting.
Brazil’s Supreme Federal Court has scheduled the ADPF 1212 case for a plenary session on 4 November, to consider challenges to municipal lotteries and betting systems. A nationwide interim order suspending municipal rules, related procurement and operating activities remains in force pending the court’s review; breaches carry daily fines.
Brazil's Supreme Federal Court (STF) has scheduled the ADPF 1212 case for a plenary session on 4 November, the court's president, minister Edson Fachin, said. The case, filed by the party Solidariedade in March 2025 and reported by minister Nunes Marques, challenges municipal laws and decrees that created lotteries, draws and betting systems. A nationwide interim order suspending municipal rules, related procurement and operating activities remains in force pending the court's review.