Colorado sends sports betting reform bill to Gov. Polis
After the Colorado legislature passed SB131, which aims to ban gambling credit card deposits and limit the number of daily deposits, the bill has now been sent to Governor...
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Connecticut sports betting bill moves to Governor Lamont
Connecticut’s “An Act Concerning Gaming” bill has been sent to Governor Ned Lamont after being approved by the House and the Senate on May 4 and 6, respectively.The bill...
Best World Cup Betting Sites: Where to Bet in 2026
For the first time in its history, the FIFA World Cup will expand to 48 teams in 2026, becoming the largest edition of the tournament. Hosted across the United States,...
Tony Evers approves bill to legalize online sports betting
Tony Evers, the Governor of Wisconsin, has signed legislation to legalize online sports betting, making Wisconsin the 33rd U.S. state to allow online bets.Evers signed...
Massachusetts to reopen applications for sportsbook licenses
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission (MGC) has voted to reopen applications for online sportsbook licenses after bet365’s request for a Category 3 license pushed the...
Kentucky sends betting reforms to Gov. Beshear for approval
House Bill 904, which was presented just a month ago in March 2026, has already moved forward on April 1, 2026, and has been sent to Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear for...
DraftKings sued by NCAA for March Madness trademark usage
On March 20, 2026, the NCAA filed a lawsuit against DraftKings, accusing the operator of using the “March Madness”, “NCAA Sweet Sixteen”, “Elite Eight”, and “Final Four”...
New Kentucky bill to raise minimum age for sports betting
The Kentucky House has passed House Bill 904, which aims to change the state’s gambling framework by raising the minimum age for sports betting and banning prop bets...
Wisconsin sports betting bill heads to Governor Evers
On March 17, 2027, the Senate cleared Assembly Bill 601 by a 21-12 vote, which means sports betting could soon be legalized in Wisconsin, making it the first state to pass...
