Xpoint said on 2 March 2026 that it had received a vendor licence to enter Massachusetts’ regulated sports betting market. The company said operators in the state can use its geolocation service to meet legal requirements. Xpoint said it now supports online sports wagering in 28 states and territories, as well as Ontario.
The reported licence enables Xpoint to offer geolocation services to Massachusetts sports betting operators.
| Date | Company | Amount | Story | Appeal status |
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| Not named | Not stated | Missouri launches legal sports betting on 1 December 2025 | Not stated | |
| Underdog | Not stated | Underdog withdraws Missouri sports betting application before launch | Not stated |
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The Massachusetts Gaming Commission opened a two-week period for operators to register their intent to apply for sports betting licences, according to the report.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission voted to reopen the sports wagering licence process, according to a notice dated 10 April 2026. The notice provides no further details about the decision.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission voted unanimously on 9 April 2026 to reopen sports wagering licensing and requested Notices of Intent from interested entities by 15 May 2026. The notice is for information only and does not constitute a licence application.
Massachusetts Judge Christopher Barry-Smith ruled that the state is entitled to a preliminary injunction barring Kalshi from offering sports event contracts without a licence under the Sports Wagering Law. He also denied Kalshi’s motion to dismiss; the ruling is preliminary, and the case remains ongoing.
Louisiana state regulators declined to renew DraftKings' full gambling licence. The sportsbook remains available in the state under a conditional extension while officials investigate its business practices, use of artificial intelligence and responsible gaming measures. DraftKings must supply the requested information and satisfy regulators that its practices meet state requirements.
The Louisiana Gaming Control Board declined to renew DraftKings' full gambling licence, the company's existing licence was extended on a conditional basis while regulators examine its business practices, use of artificial intelligence and responsible gaming measures. DraftKings can continue operating in the state under the current licence. The board voted unanimously on 15 October to impose additional requirements on the company, according to the account of the renewal hearing.