Minnesota senator files sports betting bill with 40% minimum tax
The proposal would set licensing, tax and responsible-gambling conditions for any Minnesota mobile betting market.
The proposal would set licensing, tax and responsible-gambling conditions for any Minnesota mobile betting market.
The proposals could affect sportsbook advertising and customer deposit controls if included in legislation.
The proposal would change the legal consequences for illegal gambling in Germany.
The prohibition changes which college player markets sportsbooks can offer in Louisiana.
Any change to the commission’s approach could affect sportsbook discretion over customer betting limits in Massachusetts.
The agreement enables the two authorities to share regulatory practices and information on illegal gambling.
The findings provide regulators and operators with survey evidence on gambling behaviour and problem gambling in Massachusetts.
Operators may gain access to mobile wagering in Mississippi if the bill passes and receives the required approval.
Operators and integrity monitors may be affected by how the proposed bill distinguishes promotional profiling from player-protection tools.
The study and reported tax agreement could shape the terms of any future regulated casino market in Thailand.
The figures give operators and investors a measure of Nevada sportsbook revenue, wagering and tax receipts.
Licensees that previously reported annually will need to meet quarterly submission deadlines from July.
Record Illinois wagering and revenue show market growth and FanDuel’s substantial contribution to sportsbook results.
Closer NRA-industry cooperation may shape gambling operators’ regulatory procedures and anti-money-laundering work.
The agenda flags proposed sports wagering rule changes and regulatory matters for companies operating in Maryland.
Source: Maryland Lottery and Gaming (MD)
The figures and proposed tax rises show the scale of state revenue and potential tax-policy changes affecting operators.
The proposed rate would materially change the tax burden for online sports betting and casino operators in New Jersey.
A nationwide ban would change which college player prop markets sportsbooks can offer across states.
The monthly loss shows operators can face sharply negative returns on specific sports betting markets.
The process gives licensed operators a coordinated route for addressing reports of identity misuse linked to online gambling.
Source: DGOJ (Spain)
The figures give operators and regulators a measure of New York’s mobile betting activity and revenue.
The figures and proposed platform changes affect operators competing for sports betting customers in the district.
The spending supports player-health programmes and community projects aimed at reducing gambling harm in Ontario.
Source: OLG
The estimates provide operators and policymakers with figures on illegal-market activity and the report’s stated limits.
The figures show the state’s monthly betting volume, operator revenue and tax receipts for market participants.