Nebraska is closer to legalizing online sports betting, with LR3CA advancing, though delays may push full legalization to 2026.

Missouri’s sports betting legalization will be on the November ballot, supported by major sports teams and casino operators. The amendment proposes a 10% tax on sports wagering revenue, estimated to generate $29 million annually for Missouri schools if passed. The decision lies with voters on November 5th.

Despite passing both the House and Senate, Sen. Joseph Addabbo’s bill for three new downstate New York casinos has stalled, with Gov. Kathy Hochul yet to sign it. The bid deadline is now uncertain, and developers may have to wait until 2025 for any progress.

North Carolina’s March sports betting launch generated over $50 million in taxes from $1.8 billion wagered by May. Learn how the revenue was distributed, its impact on universities, and why a betting surge is expected this fall.

New York’s sports betting market rebounded in July with an 11.3% hold, even as the handle dropped 14.4% to $1.26 billion. Revenue rose nearly 5% to $140.3 million, led by FanDuel’s dominance and gains from DraftKings and Caesars.

Circa Sports enters Kentucky’s booming sports betting market with a new temporary sportsbook at The Mint Gaming Hall, aiming to bring a taste of Las Vegas to the Bluegrass State. With plans for a permanent location in 2025, Circa Sports faces stiff competition but is poised to stand out with competitive odds and a premium

Bet365 faces a $519,000 penalty from the New Jersey Department of Gaming Enforcement for secretly adjusting odds on sports events over two years without proper notification.

Louisiana’s sports betting market continues to thrive with a 14% hold on gross revenue in July, generating $25 million. As Fanatics launches in the Bayou State, find out how Louisiana maintains its lead in the booming sports betting industry.

Kentucky’s sports betting industry faced a downturn in June, with total handle falling to $150.3 million—a 17% drop from May. With upcoming college and professional sports seasons, a rebound is anticipated soon.

Discover how the U.S. sports betting industry has surged to new heights in 2024, following the Supreme Court’s 2018 ruling that overturned the federal ban. Explore the state of sports wagering across the nation, the exponential growth in online betting, and the evolving role of tribal gaming.

New Jersey’s sports betting market is booming in handle but facing an unusual dip in revenue, down nearly 24% in June despite a 27% increase in wagers. Experts and casino executives weigh in on the surprising decline, attributing it to factors like bad luck and fewer in-person bets.

DraftKings quickly abandoned its plan to add a surcharge on winning bets in four high-tax states, following strong customer feedback. The proposed surcharge, set to take effect in 2025, was meant to offset high state taxes but was scrapped after competitor FanDuel rejected a similar move.

Ohio’s sports betting industry is surging, with $4.1 billion wagered in early 2024. Online betting leads the way, with FanDuel and DraftKings dominating. Football season promises to boost earnings, while iGaming may be Ohio’s next big move.

Nevada’s gaming industry continues to break records, with over $1.2 billion in revenue in June 2024, setting a new state record for June. The Las Vegas Strip led the charge, contributing significantly to the state’s 40-month streak of billion-dollar wins. Despite challenges, Nevada’s gaming sector remains robust and resilient.

Massachusetts will introduce online lottery sales and e-instant games by December 2025, thanks to new legislation signed by Governor Maura Healey. While the move aims to boost state revenue for childcare services, critics worry about its impact on local retailers. The Massachusetts State Lottery Commission sees potential benefits for both online and physical sales.

State Senator Joseph Addabbo’s recent survey shows 44% of his constituents support legalizing online casinos in New York, while 33% oppose it. Despite opposition from key groups like the Hotel and Gaming Trades Council, Addabbo remains committed to pushing iGaming legislation, viewing it as a conversation starter for future debates.

Arizona’s sports betting landscape shifts as SaharaBets and Superbook Sports exit, but with major players like FanDuel and DraftKings thriving, state officials remain unfazed.

Missouri’s push to legalize sports betting via a 2024 ballot measure received no new contributions in Q2 2024 but has already raised over $6.5 million.

As Texas gears up for its 2025 legislative session, a new committee will explore the pros and cons of legalizing casino gambling.

Nebraska is making bold moves in the world of gaming. With a new casino just opened, legislators have introduced a bill to legalize online sports betting, allowing residents to bet from home.

The permanent WarHorse Casino in Omaha is now open, featuring 925 gaming positions, a sportsbook, and more.

State College is set to welcome the long-awaited Nittany Mall Casino after a Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling cleared the way for construction.

Delaware, known for its history, is now making history by surpassing $5 million in iGaming revenue for the first time in June, breaking the previous record of $4.63 million set in March.

SuperBook is pulling out of eight states, including Ohio, while Betfred is exiting Ohio after its Maryland departure.

Governor Jim Pillen plans to introduce a bill in January to legalize online sports betting in Nebraska, although some stakeholders are urging for an expedited timeline.

Pennsylvania’s iGaming market dipped below $200M in June, hitting $195.6M. Despite this, June’s total was 18.6% higher than last year.

The WNBA has partnered with DraftKings as its second official sports betting partner, joining FanDuel. This deal grants DraftKings access to WNBA intellectual property, marketing opportunities, and official data feeds, boosting its presence.

BetMGM’s mobile app now allows sports betting in Washington, D.C., joining FanDuel and Caesar’s Sportsbook. This expansion follows the D.C. Council’s budget approval, opening the digital betting market. BetMGM retains exclusivity near Nationals Park, enhancing the betting landscape in the nation’s capital.

Ohio lawmakers are pushing to legalize mobile lottery sales and online casino games to modernize the state’s gambling landscape and tap into the mobile gaming boom.

June saw a nearly 9% drop in Kansas casino revenue, making it the second-lowest month of 2024. Despite this, sports betting is booming, with Kansas sportsbooks surpassing $4 billion in bets. Online wagering dominates, with DraftKings and FanDuel leading the market.