Maryland House pushes 2 gambling bills forward
Lawmakers in Maryland have pushed forward two gambling bills, HB 1226 and HB 295, sending both to the Senate for review.House Bill 1226 is the Maryland Illegal Online...
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New bill to ban sports prediction markets at federal level
On March 23, 2026, two U.S. Senators moved to introduce a new bill called "The Prediction Markets Are Gambling Act”, which would ban prediction market operators from offering...
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...
Washington to allow college sports betting with restrictions
Lawmakers in Washington have approved a bill that would allow sports betting on college games under strict limitations, sending the measure to Governor Bob Ferguson for a...
New bill to ban federal officials from using event contracts
Two U.S. senators, Jeff Merkley and Amy Klobuchar, introduced a new bill on March 5, 2026, called the End Prediction Market Corruption Act, to fight against federal officials...
Tennessee and Oklahoma Senates pass sweepstakes casino bills
The Senates of Tennessee and Oklahoma have passed bills that target sweepstakes casinos as state-level crackdowns on dual-currency platforms increase.Tennessee’s Senate...
New Jersey and Vermont bills aim to limit prediction markets
Lawmakers in New Jersey and Vermont have introduced measures to limit and ban specific types of event contracts in an effort to tighten control over prediction markets.On...
Trump’s State of Union speech draws $10.6M in event trades
After President Donald Trump’s speech at the State of the Union, over $10.6 million was traded on prediction markets, including Kalshi and Polymarket, tied to specific words...
DraftKings and FanDuel to offer sports betting in Arkansas
Regulators in Arkansas are reviewing applications that could allow DraftKings and FanDuel to offer sports betting through partnerships with the state’s casinos.If...