A bipartisan pair of Pennsylvania representatives has introduced legislation to create the Online Consumer Protection Act, limiting deposit frequency, banning credit card gambling, and blocking marketing to self-excluded players.
Paysafe has introduced a cryptocurrency deposit solution for US iGaming and daily fantasy sports operators, allowing stablecoin and crypto payments in states where it is permitted — a move that reflects growing demand for digital asset payment options across the…
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New research reveals that members of Congress from nine states currently fighting Kalshi in court have accepted more than $89,000 in campaign contributions from Kalshi founders and executives.
The Southeastern Conference announced at its spring meetings that every athlete in the conference will receive mandatory sports gambling education before the start of the 2026-27 athletic year.
Dallas Mavericks CEO Rick Welts issued the most definitive statement yet that the team’s planned new entertainment district and arena will not include a casino component.
The Senate Commerce Subcommittee grilled Kalshi, Polymarket, and the American Gaming Association on Wednesday, with chair Sen. Marsha Blackburn saying the hearing was the first of several and hinting strongly at coming legislation.
Rhode Island has selected Bally’s Corporation to operate the state’s second online sportsbook, ending a single-operator market that dated back to 2019.
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers signed Executive Order 294 on May 14, prohibiting state government workers from using nonpublic information to profit on prediction markets.
Rush Street Interactive CEO Richard Schwartz says the company is using prediction market disruption as an opportunity to accelerate online casino expansion rather than compete head-on.
The AGA’s Q1 2026 Outlook reveals 81% of gaming executives fear prediction markets — yet the four operators who quit the AGA over this issue are the biggest names in US online betting.
New Jersey Assembly Bill 4838 would add a 10% surcharge on World Cup sports betting gross revenue — on top of the state’s existing 19.75% online tax. Here’s what it means for NJ bettors.
